Two of Brighton’s largest city centre car parks will be closed this Easter Sunday, raising concerns about significant traffic congestion across the seafront and surrounding areas.

In a late Saturday announcement, Churchill Square revealed: “Due to emergency maintenance works, both car parks (Red Car Park and Green Car Park) will be closed from Saturday 4th April 10pm and throughout Easter Sunday.”

This unexpected closure comes during one of the busiest weekends of the year, as thousands of visitors head to Brighton’s coast for the holiday period. With very limited alternative parking options nearby, the situation could lead to severe traffic problems as drivers search for parking spaces.

Motorists should expect major delays along the seafront, nearby streets, and key city entry points as they face either scarce parking availability or forced diversions.

It is important to note that vehicles already parked in the car parks will be able to leave at any time, but no new entries will be permitted during the closure.

Authorities are urging drivers to plan their journeys carefully, consider using public transport, and allow extra travel time to avoid getting stuck in traffic.

With warm weather forecast and holiday crowds increasing, Brighton is set for a busy Easter weekend. Traffic disruptions are likely while the city’s two largest car parks remain closed.

Drivers are advised to think twice before travelling by car, seek alternative transport options, and prepare for delays on the roads this Easter Sunday.

Originally published by UKNIP.

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