Motorists are being warned about three days of delays in central Bristol due to the movement of several large objects.
Avon and Somerset police say drivers will see up to two hours of disruption on Wednesday (May 30), Thursday (May 31) and Friday (June 1) as the slow-moving wide loads are taken to an undisclosed site on Feeder Road.
The objects - the details of which have not been revealed by police - are up to five metres wide and 80 tonnes in weight.
The convoy of vehicles will reach the M5 at around 10.30am each of the three days. The wide loads will then travel down the M32, A4320 Easton Way, St Philips Causeway and Albert Road before arriving at their final destination of Feeder Road.
Traffic will be stopped and directed at certain points on the route and people are being advised to avoid the area if possible.
Officers say the disruption will last until around 12.30pm each of the three days.
“Each day between 10.30am and 12.30pm loads in convoy will be escorted from the M5 to Feeder Road, St Philips via the M32 junction 3, A4320 Easton Way/ St Philips Causeway, Albert Road and Feeder Road,” a police spokesperson tweeted.
The loads, which are in excess of five metres wide and 80 tonnes in weight, will be slow moving and at times there will be a requirement to stop and direct traffic to ensure the smooth flow of the convoy.