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Why is the A30 so important?
The A30 is a crucial arterial route connecting Exeter to west Cornwall, serving as a primary link for residents, tourists, and freight. Its closure, even for westbound traffic near Launceston, significantly impacts travel to and from the region, causing widespread delays and economic disruption, especially for businesses relying on timely deliveries.
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