SABRE - The Society for All British and Irish Road Enthusiasts

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	Welcome! Welcome to the most comprehensive site on the internet devoted to British and Irish roads. Have a look around – search for roads-related information in our ever-expanding Wiki, browse the large collection of roads pictures in our photo gallery, or visit some of the SABRE member sites. If you're burning to talk about anything you've seen – please join our forum or drop into our chatroom – we'd love to meet you. Haydn Vernals Website Manager


	What is SABRE? We are a group interested in the history, design, geography and structure of the British and Irish road network. We exist as a forum for ideas and opinions and as a hub for information for better understanding of the UK and RoI road network and its history. We are officially neither pro- nor anti- road building, and have no formal links with motorists' organisations or the road construction industry; neither do we have associations with the environmental lobby or pro-car groups.

The Society for All British and Irish Road Enthusiasts
www.sabre-roads.org.uk


	Site News

The winner of the Photo of the Month competition for January 2012 is A830 Loch nan Uamh, by Erath:

The forums are now Tapatalk-enabled, allowing easy access from most modern smartphones.

SABRE Maps has launched: an impressive application that allows anyone to view and compare a variety of maps from different sources, both current and historic.

The SABRE Wiki continues to grow, and is not just about roads lists and descriptions. Any roads-related articles are welcome - and we also encourage original research! The main page gives you an idea of some of the article categories that are currently being worked on, but you can add anything else you think would be appropriate. Dive in and join us!


	Upcoming Events

There are no planned events at present.


	Featured article on the Wiki


	A4124 : A4124 is a slightly odd road in many respects. It is almost entirely urban in character and is one of Wolverhampton's busiest radial routes. It is a direct route between two primary destinations,... more


	New on SABRE Maps

10th November 2011 :
1923 MOT Half Inch : Added Scottish Sheets 3 and 4 (Orkney Islands) and 29 (Kintyre), thanks to Steven

6th November 2011 :
1923 MOT Half Inch : Added Scottish Sheets 6 (Cape Wrath), 8 (Ullapool and Gairloch), 14 (Elgin, Keith and Huntly), 15 (Aberdeen and Banff), 20 (Forfar and Stonehaven) and 24 (Monstrose, Dundee and Kirkcaldy) - completing the east coast of mainland Scotland.
1956 Ten Mile : Added higher quality scans of both sheets, courtesy of The National Archives


	New on SABRE Member Sites

CBRD - Saturday, 21st January 2012
Motorway Database: The A41 between Watford and Aylesbury makes its debut.

Motorway Services Online - Tuesday, 13th December 2011
Services: Photos, photos, photos updates to Magor and the usual smorgasbord of "other, little bits".

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