Imperfectly Odd: Hardwick Roundabout
Hardwick Roundabout in Kings Lynn finally got its flyover in 2003, but it wasn't what the locals had expected. Is it the UK's most misunderstood junction?
Churchill away
Liverpool's Churchill Way flyovers were demolished earlier this year. Bryn Buck explores what's left when an elevated road suddenly goes away.
Think inside the box
Yellow box junctions keep crossroads clear and traffic on the move. Not everyone understands the rules, though - do you?
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I have been driving SB on the A1(M) past this junction almost every working…
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Ah I marvelled at this junction for years on Bad Junctions but had the joy…
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The M90 south of the Forth (opened 2007 and 2017) probably also counts as…
I think there have been three more since then:
I may be wrong but I think that the M65 motorway which was opened in 1997…