Anyone driving on Bangalow Road and the Bruxner Highway south of South Gundurimba can expect traffic delays over the next few weeks as Lismore City Council carries out Heavy Patching work on behalf of Transport for NSW.

The heavy patching will take place between 6:30am and 6:30pm with Bangalow Road at Howards Grass the first road to receive the patching from tomorrow (Monday, July 22) through to Monday, July 29.

Then, on Monday, July 29 through to Monday, 5 August, the intersection between Wharf Road and Coraki Road on the Bruxner Highway will be patched.

The final worksite will be the intersection between McInnes Road and Tatham Road on the Bruxner Highway, commencing on Monday, 5 August through to Monday, 10 August.

Lismore City Council says traffic control measures will be in place to manage single-lane traffic flows through the work site.

"Road users are asked to follow onsite signage and directions given by traffic controllers, commute through the job site at low speed, and, where possible, avoid the area. Some minor delays can be expected while these works are being completed.

"During the works, residents are urged to follow traffic controllers’ instructions when both entering and exiting their driveways. We would appreciate your cooperation with all traffic control and workplace protection measures to keep everyone safe.

"Lismore City Council and Transport for NSW apologise in advance for any inconvenience experienced while we carry out these works and thank motorists for their patience during this time."