National Highways is warning of three-mile delays on the M62.
Roadworks remain in place outside the tourist information centre in Harrogate town centre.
Rail strikes return tomorrow.
Here is your Stray Ferret traffic update.
Roads
National Highways issued a news release at 6.05am warning motorists the M62 in West Yorkshire is closed between junctions 25 (Brighouse) and 26 (Bradford). The incident has cleared but at 6.40am there were still long tailbacks.
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In Harrogate town centre, roadworks remain in place outside Harrogate tourist information on Crescent Road. There is no left-turn for traffic turning left at the end of Parliament Street and no right-turn for traffic travelling right in the opposite direction on Ripon Road.
Temporary traffic lights are due to be installed on Cold Bath Road for five weeks later this week.
The A59 York Road, between Station Road and the A658 at Goldsborough, remains closed overnight until October 6. A diversion will be in place.
The closure will be in place while North Yorkshire County Council carries out resurfacing work. The council website says the work will be carried out between 8pm and 5am but one reader told us yesterday it was until 6am.
Delays are also expected today at Castlegate in Knaresborough where junction markings are being refreshed,
As previously reported, a main road out of Pateley Bridge will be closed for six weeks as repairs are carried out at Fellbeck bridge on the B6265.
Signs for a diversion and a temporary crossing over the river for pedestrians and cyclists are in place.
Trains and buses
Northern is not reporting any problems for commuters on the Harrogate and Knaresborough line this morning. The only incident is that no services are stopping at Rotherham Central due to the attempted theft of signalling cables.
But remember, another train strike is due tomorrow, crippling local services.
Disruption is expected on Harrogate’s LNER services until October 9 due to major engineering works in the Newcastle area by
Network Rail.The Harrogate Bus Company has not posted details of any service issues this morning.
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