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The current A14 southwards from this junction will remain open once the A14(M) Huntingdon Southern Bypass opens. The viaduct across the railway is indeed going to close, but the existing dual carriageway will be diverted at either end of the viaduct to connect to the B1514 Brampton Road on the level. That means there will be no particular reason why the junction will have to be remodelled, unless you have specific information that it will be changed?

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