Roads with restrictions
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Roads with restrictions
Re: Roads with restrictions
There's certainly parts of A Roads that you can't use in a private car, but I don't believe there's another where such restrictions apply to the whole length.
Re: Roads with restrictions
1) Roads that are tolled using ANPR and pre/post payment
A282 Dartford Crossing
A553 Mersey Gateway Bridge
There are others but they mostly have toll booths so you cannot but be aware of them.
2) Roads with weight restrictions
There are MANY roads with with weight limits that you may well be fined for using if driving an overweight vehicle
3) Roads with restricted traffic classes. The A19 Tees Flyover does not allow cyclists or pedestrians.
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Re: Roads with restrictions
Isn't Princes Street still the A90?
Part of the B877 in Thurso is pedestrianised and completely closed to all vehicles (including pedal cycles).
From the SABRE Wiki: B877 :
According to the Highland Council's list of adopted roads, the B877 follows High Street and Shore Street in Thurso, connecting the A9 to the quay. The fact that the first part of this route - its only connection with another classified road - is pedestrianised seems to have been forgotten.
The road definitely had Class II status from at least the 1930s, when