On Sunday, this 82 metre long vehicle travelled from King's Lynn to Norwich under police escort. It took 9 hours. The vehicle's gross weight was 571 tonnes, and was 5.2m wide. Allelys were hauling a 272t supergrid transformer for the Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Farm project. The next one is due to get going at the Port of King's Lynn from 06:30 on Sunday, 1st February. It will travel the same route via the A47 to the Hornsea Converter Station. Police will be holding traffic for the abnormal load. |

The second of nine super-sized abnormal loads is just leaving King's Lynn this morning. The 571 tonne gross weight vehicle has just travelled along Grimston Road, and is now travelling down Queen Elizabeth Way, onto the A47 towards Norwich, under police escort. Allelys are transporting this 272 tonne supergrid transformer to the Hornsea Converter Station in Norfolk, in support of the Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Farm project. | CobraEmergency

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