Motorists are being warned to expect minor delays along the M62 between Goole and Howden.
Resurfacing and white line works are to be done today between Junction 37 at Howden and Junction 36 at Goole.
The westbound entry slip road at Junction 37 will be closed from 8pm today until 6am tomorrow.
A diversion will be in place via Junction 38.
● Delays are expected on the A63 due to cycleway works.
The eastbound entry slip road at Daltry Street will be closed until Friday between 9.30am and 3.30pm.
A diversion will operate via A63 westbound to Brighton Street and back eastbound.
The westbound exit slip road from the A63 on to the A15 will also be closed on a number of occasions until the end of the month on the A15. Clearly-signed diversions will be in place.
● Bus users are campaigning to save an early morning service from the South Bank to Hull.
Stagecoach bosses plan to scrap the 6.20am X1 Humber Flyer from Grimsby to Hull and the 7pm return service because it is too expensive to run.
But people who rely on it to get them to work and university are urging Stagecoach to make a U-turn on their decision.
Steve Wray, 31, an analytical chemist at Hull healthcare firm Reckitt Benckiser, saves �500 a month in fuel and bridge tolls by using the Humber Flyer. He said: "It is a ridiculous and ill thought-out decision. If we lose it, it will cost me �500 a month just to get to work. Everyone is feeling the pinch and this is something I and many others cannot afford."
Jon Donnelly, commercial manager for Stagecoach, said: "The cost of running the service outweighs what we get back. We are faced with increasing fuel costs like everyone. We are effectively looking at a 48-seater bus which carries about four to ten people in the mornings."
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