BAD weather could spell further misery for drivers on the roads next week.
With heavy rain and strong winds forecast across Bolton after the weekend, motorists are being urged to take extra care behind the wheel.
The Highways Agency is warning drivers about the bad conditions in a bid to prevent accidents.
Officials are working with the police to ensure that disruption from accidents is minimised and traffic is kept moving at a steady flow. Drivers of high-sided vehicles are advised to remain cautious against the windy conditions.
Heavy spray is likely to lead to reduced visibility and drivers should keep their distance from the car in front.
Flash flooding hit Egerton and Belmont last Thursday when motorists were left stranded in several feet of water.
A mixed weekend is expected with outbreaks of showers with dry periods with sunny spells.
The Bolton Evening News will have a stand in Victoria Square, handing out goody bags to anyone buying a copy of the paper.
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