Policy for Roads: England 1978
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Jump to navigationJump to searchDate | 1978 |
Owned by | Steven |
Type | Publications (see all artefacts) |
Context
This week, on Roads in...
We talk about costs, flexible standards and open decisions. Yes, it's the late 1970s, and with it comes a review and cost cutting. Specifically called out within the wordy parts of the report are the reduction in standards of the M54 from D3M to D2M; A27 between Havant and Chichester no longer being motorway; and even that the M40 was up in the air and might well have been constructed as all-purpose between Oxford and Warwick.
Contents of Note
- M67 across the Pennines 1977 cancellation referenced
- M602 Spur to Salford Docks
- M69/A47 Spur cancelled
- A604 M1-A1 Link appears
- Ringway 3 between M4 and M1 still in programme
- M23 Mitcham - Hooley still in programme
- M12 South Woodford - Brentwood still in programme
- A6(M) Stockport, yes, you've guessed it, it's still there.
- The rather brilliant line M65 M6/M61 - Whitebirk (this section to be all-purpose road). So clearly not M65 then!
- M15 has become A406
- A41(M) has become A41
- M54 Brownhills Extension has become A5