Brotherton was a temporary terminus between junctions 41 and 42.
Road scheme and chronology data is courtesy SABRE (where much of it was gathered by member Ross Spur), with additional data from the UK Motorway Archive, the Scottish Roads Archive and the Northern Ireland Roads Site.
The wait is over! The full map of the Ringways, London’s unbuilt urban motorway network, is now online. Not even the system's planners had anything like this.
Kent County Council is run by eurosceptic nationalists. So why are they putting EU flags on their road signs?
On Saturday 31 May something historic happened. The Heads of the Valleys Road was finally complete.
Three roads were built in the space of 200 years, all trying to tame Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe. This is the impressive tale of one of Scotland's most memorable routes.
