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British and Irish Roads
The study of British and Irish roads - their construction, numbering, history, mapping, past and future official roads proposals and general roads musings.
There is a separate forum for Street Furniture (traffic lights, street lights, road signs etc).
Registered users get access to other forums including discussions about other forms of transport, driving, fantasy roads and wishlists, and roads quizzes.
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Discover
Talk about items you find on SABRE Maps - interesting features, historic road layouts etc. Also contains announcements of new maps available on SABRE Maps.
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Digest
Found anything interesting on "The Roader's Digest" - the SABRE Wiki? Talk about articles in here.
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Street Furniture
Discussion about street lighting, road signs, traffic signals - and all other street furniture - goes here.
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International Roads
Going on holiday? Just returned with pictures or news? Found an interesting website? Post everything international in here.
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Alderley Edge Bypass : The Alderley Edge Bypass is a 3 mile bypass on the A34 of the town of Alderley Edge in Cheshire. Early plans for a bypass were considered as early as the 1920s, it was nearly 90 years later in 2010 when it finally opened. The route eventually constructed was an S2 road, connecting with two roundabouts at either end on the existing route and with no intermediate junctions. The bypass was named 'Melrose Way' in honour of Margaret Melrose who tirelessly campaigned for |
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