Drivers travelling in both directions along the A628 Woodhead Pass between Hollingworth and Flouch in Derbyshire can expect delays due to snow, National Highways has said.
Meanwhile in north-west Wales, the B4391 in Gwynedd between Rhyd y Sarn and Pen y Bryn has been closed in both directions.
Traffic Scotland, which monitors the country’s roads, has said that “frequent snow showers” may lead to disruption in areas with weather warnings, and has issued similar advice to people travelling by road.
Forty-seven gritters are also still patrolling roads to carry out extra treatment where required in south-east and north-west Scotland, according to Bear Scotland, which maintains trunk roads.
Calmac ferries in Scotland have warned that some services have been cancelled, while others are “liable to disruption or cancellation at short notice” due to “adverse weather”.
Bus and train service delays and cancellations are also possible.
Travellers are advised to plan their route, check for any delays, closures or cancellations, and give themselves ample time to prepare and travel.
