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Viator wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 23:17
Slightly tangentially: can anyone confirm my belief that the whole of the Nuneaton Ring Road (the western part of which was once, it seems, regarded as being part of the A47) is now numbered A444?
I believe so... I did a couple of laps of the ring-road recently (both clockwise and anti-clockwise) and it all is signed as A444
There is some ambiguity, southbound just before the ring road, where the one-way bit along Old Hinkley Road and Leicester Road appears to be still the A47
Viator wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 23:17
Slightly tangentially: can anyone confirm my belief that the whole of the Nuneaton Ring Road (the western part of which was once, it seems, regarded as being part of the A47) is now numbered A444?
I believe so... I did a couple of laps of the ring-road recently (both clockwise and anti-clockwise) and it all is signed as A444
There is some ambiguity, southbound just before the ring road, where the one-way bit along Old Hinkley Road and Leicester Road appears to be still the A47
Thanks, Micro (and Owain). Long time since I did any substantial part of the Nuneaton ring (in either direction) -- but yes, I too noticed, last time I looked, that on the Old Hinckley Road / Leicester Road / Weddington Road gyratory the first two of those three roads are signed A47. Makes navigational sense, I suppose, for eastbound traffic wanting to find its way out of Nuneaton.