Here are all the posts made on the blog and the front page describing updates and changes to other parts of the website.
They are arranged with the latest updates at the top.
We’ve spent years documenting the unbuilt urban motorway network planned for London. Today we’re unveiling more new routes that have never been seen before!
Happy New Year! We're back, after a brief hiatus, with news of recent developments and exciting things to come.
Two new additions to our collection of Opening Booklets take us to Darlington and Middlesbrough.
We're expanding our information pages to provide better coverage of the basics - perfect if you're new to the world of road enthusiasts or if you're just dropping by to answer a question.
Three more commemorative booklets have been added to the website, published at the opening of three very different motorway projects.
It's the end of the road for our coverage of current road construction projects.
The next set of pages in our Ringways series are now online, documenting motorways in and out of London to the north and east.
After 18 years, a new look for the Motorway Database's famous exit lists.
The fourth and final of London's unbuilt ring roads is now back online in our Ringways pages.
The next pages in our series on London's unbuilt motorways are now online, charting the strange story of Ringway 3.
The bold and unique Cardiff to Merthyr expressway arrives in our database of major roads.
We've just published nearly 500 aerial photographs of the M65 under construction. Prepare to be fascinated!
Roads.org.uk finds itself on BBC Radio 4, with news of some roads that don't exist.
The next set of pages exploring London's unbuilt motorways are back online, this time looking at the reviled Ringway 2.
CBRD is 17 years old this month... and it's not called CBRD any more.
Booklets published to mark the opening of the Westway and the M1 at Hendon are added to the site.
The A36-A303 interchange at Deptford is added to Bad Junctions.
The new A1(M) between Leeming and Barton in North Yorkshire is now, finally, nearing completion. It's been a long wait!
An update on the future of Road Schemes and a brand new feature that makes it easier to use.
We’ve spent years documenting the unbuilt urban motorway network planned for London. Today we’re unveiling more new routes that have never been seen before!
A national system of road numbers radiating from a central point suggests there is… well, a central point. But if you go looking for it you’ll find it doesn’t exist.
There have been rumours for months. Now the announcement has been made - “all new Smart Motorways scrapped”. What does this mean and who are the winners?
Once it was one of the UK's most dangerous roads — just what is so special about a bit of dual carriageway in Surrey?