Automotive

It is big, and it is clever.

It might be the simplest type of interchange there is. One way on and one way off: a fork in the road.

Halfway between a diamond and a roundabout interchange.

A conventional, basic motorway-to-road connection.

Four symmetrical loops — it's impossible to miss a cloverleaf. If you can find one, that is.

If you like Roads.org.uk, take a look at this list of other road and transport websites to visit.

Download and keep the distinctive lettering styles used on UK road signs for free.

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

The story of an incredible plan to reshape London into a city of motorways, with the history from creation to cancellation and details on every unbuilt road.

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

Introduction to the features pages on Roads.org.uk.

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

A field guide to the UK's road signs, explaining the colours, shapes, symbols and everything else you need to know to avoid putting a foot (or a wheel) wrong.

We all know our way around a roundabout and everyone is familiar with a crossroads. But do you know the difference between the many types of multi-level interchange used on motorways and expressways, or why one might be chosen over another?

A comprehensive glossary of the terms used by those discussing British roads. Some are engineering terms, some were created by road enthusiasts, some have multiple meanings; all are defined here as clearly as possible.

The most Frequently Asked Questions where British Roads are concerned, and the answers. A good place to start if you're new to the subject or you're looking for quick facts.

How do you describe a road? One way is to use these engineering abbreviations, much loved by the UK's community of road enthusiasts.

Introduction to the information pages on Roads.org.uk.

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website.

The homepage of Roads.org.uk, Britain's biggest roads website

The only UK motorway that didn’t connect to ordinary roads finally got its own interchange in 2019. But it's not open, because it still doesn’t touch any ordinary roads.

When I released the latest refreshed version of this web in February, I promised myself to write more often… and yes, I know, it seems that I lied… it’s been a while since last post! But the truth ...

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