Motorists travelling on the A59 at Kex Gill will benefit from improved safety, faster commutes and less congestion thanks to a £56 million government investment.
These mprovements to this vital link between Harrogate and Skipton in North Yorkshire will boost the local economy and enhance connectivity.
Additionally, the upgrade is designed to minimise the impact on the environment and reduce road closures, benefiting surrounding communities.
Richard Holden, Roads minister, said:
"Making journeys safer, faster and more reliable for motorists to reduce travel times and help grow the economy is vital.
"The new route at Kex Gill will benefit businesses across the north of England and local towns and villages nearby by boosting economic growth, enhancing connectivity and putting an end to disruptive road closures.
"Investing in projects like this to provide long-term improvements shows how the government is committed to levelling up transport links with long-term sustainable solutions."