M62

M62 Traffic on Tuesdays

How the M62 behaves on a typical Tuesday, from our own record of National Highways’ live speeds. Other days: Mondays · Wednesdays · Thursdays · Fridays · Saturdays · Sundays.

M62 on Tuesdays: Tuesday 20 October 2026

How traffic on the M62 has moved hour by hour, compared with the same day a week earlier (Tuesday 13 October 2026) and with National Highways’ usual speed for each hour. Updated every five minutes.

Speeds are colour-coded the same way as our live M62 speed flow map: 50 mph and over, 30 mph to 49 mph, under 30 mph. The colour shows the speed actually achieved; the usual speed is shown in bold beside it.

00:00 (midnight)

Westbound · slowest stretch

J31–J32 19 mph, against a usual 60 mph.

01:00 (1am)

Eastbound · slowest stretch

J23–J24 10 mph, against a usual 63 mph.

07:00 (7am)

Eastbound · slowest hour against usual

average 47 mph across the road, against a usual 55 mph; the same hour last week 55 mph.

Westbound · slowest hour against usual

average 51 mph across the road, against a usual 55 mph; the same hour last week 53 mph.

Across the day

Eastbound · stop-start

J21–J22 traffic below 15 mph somewhere on this stretch for about 60 minutes (1 hour), between 04:00 (4am) and 06:00 (6am).

Eastbound · against last week

about the same as last Tuesday: average 59 mph over 24 hours, against 60 mph in the same hours.

Westbound · stop-start

J18–J19 traffic below 15 mph somewhere on this stretch for about 40 minutes, between 07:00 (7am) and 18:00 (6pm).

Westbound · against last week

about the same as last Tuesday: average 59 mph over 24 hours, against 59 mph in the same hours.

Eastbound: average speed by hour

Westbound: average speed by hour

Tuesday 20 October 2026Tuesday 13 October 2026usual speed (National Highways)

How we worked this out. We regularly take National Highways’ live speed data for each stretch of the M62 and keep the average for each hour. These figures cover 24 hours of Tuesday 20 October 2026 and 24 of Tuesday 13 October 2026. Hours are UK time. A speed shown for the whole road is the average across its stretches, so a short queue may not move it much: the cards point to the slowest stretches.

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