Route
Name
West Ferry Interchange
Highway Authority
Location type
Roundabout Interchange
Location search
The motorway network is a big place. What are you looking for?
Roads.org.uk's Motorway Database contains pages for about 2,000 individual locations. A location can be a junction, service area, bridge, tunnel or any other feature shown on a route's exit list. You can search through all of them here.
To begin, open up the Filters box and begin selecting the options you want. For example, you could look for all the restricted-access junctions on the M6, or all the locations on the A406 that have traffic signals, or all the Roundabout Interchanges with a service area attached to them. It's up to you, and the possibilities are endless.
M9 J9 Pirnhall Interchange (south)
Route
Name
Pirnhall Interchange (south)
Highway Authority
Location type
Roundabout Interchange
M9 J6 Earl's Gate Roundabout
Route
Name
Earl's Gate Roundabout
Highway Authority
Location type
Roundabout Interchange
M9 J5 Cadgers Brae Roundabout
Route
Name
Cadgers Brae Roundabout
Highway Authority
Location type
Roundabout Interchange
M9 J4 Lathallan Roundabout
Route
Name
Lathallan Roundabout
Highway Authority
Location type
Roundabout Interchange
M9 Kirkliston Lane Configuration Change
Route
Name
Kirkliston Lane Configuration Change
Highway Authority
Location type
Lane configuration change
M9 J1 Newbridge Junction
Route
Name
Newbridge Junction
Highway Authority
Location type
Roundabout Interchange
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