Motorists have been warned that delays are "likely" as water works continue on a major road in Hornchurch.
Thames Water is set to carry out works in Station Lane for almostthree more weeks, with two-way traffic lights in place to manage the flow of vehicles.
The roadworks began on Wednesday (July 22) and are scheduled to last until August 10 at 11.59pm.
Roadworks platform Causeway one.network warned drivers that delays are "likely" for the duration.
Nearby, Mavis Grove has been shut at its junction with Station Lane for Thames Water works, with the closure due to remain in place until August 11.
It comes as Ardleigh Green Road is also being affected by ongoing roadworks - in two places.
Multi-way signals have been installed opposite its junction with Helen Road, and are expected to remain until September 4.
Helen Road itself is closed until September 7 due to these roadworks, which are being carried out by Havering Council.
Separately, a burst water pipe was reported further down Ardleigh Green Road on July 22, at the junction with Woodlands Avenue.
Havering Council told residents to "avoid the area if you can", while Essex & Suffolk Water apologised for any inconvenience caused to residents or road users.
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