Drivers have been warned that the iconic Snake Pass in the Peak District could face permanent closure due to the looming threat of a major landslip. Derbyshire County Council has warned that the A57 route, which links Sheffield and Manchester, is currently kept open through frequent roadworks but these measures are not considered “long-term solutions”. With approximately 30,000 vehicles using Snake Pass weekly, the potential closure could have significant implications for regional transport. The historic A57 Snake Pass, which first opened in 1821, requires maintenance every six to 12 months to…
