Extra MSA has completed a £1.3 million infrastructure project at Peterborough Services which will significantly expand HGV parking capacity to better serve the needs of freight drivers on the A1(M) corridor.
Delivered in partnership with Breheny Civil Engineering, the project has added 72 new HGV bays to the rear of the site, helping to alleviate pressure on existing facilities and improve access for commercial vehicles.
The expansion is part of the company’s commitment to enhance driver welfare and support the UK’s logistics sector by investing in high-quality, accessible infrastructure.
Peterborough joins a growing list of Extra sites where commercial vehicle parking has been upgraded in collaboration with Breheny, including Beaconsfield, Baldock, Cambridge and Cobham Services, with an additional 200 HGV spaces having been introduced through their work together.
Also, earlier this month, Extra MSA appointed Glencar as principal contractor on its forthcoming Warrington MSA site, located at Junction 11 of the M62.
On-site works are scheduled to begin in January 2026.
Warrington Services will also feature extensive electric vehicle charging infrastructure from day one, and Extra MSA plans to introduce specialised E-HGV charge points to further support the region’s industrial and manufacturing sectors.
Tom Dobson, CEO at Extra MSA, said:“At Extra, we recognise the vital role HGV drivers play in keeping the country moving, and we’re committed to investing in infrastructure that supports their welfare and operational needs.
“Whether it’s expanding parking capacity or preparing for the future of electric freight, we’re focused on delivering service areas that meet the evolving demands of the logistics sector.”
