M18 (M1 J32) Thurcroft Interchange

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Route

M18

Junction number

M1 J32

Markerpost

251

Name

Thurcroft Interchange

Type

Triangle

Terminus

Terminus at end of exit list

Other routes

Authority

National Highways

Restricted turns

Full access

Services

No services

Layout and signage

N/A

The SOUTH
Nottingham
M1

Sheffield
Rotherham
M1

Lane configuration

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Lane 1 is gained from the entry sliproad.
Lane 2 continues ahead.
Lane 3 continues ahead.

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Lane 1 exits and does not return.
Lane 2 continues ahead.
Lane 3 continues ahead.

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Published22 April 2017

Last updated12 June 2022