E31 (via Carlisle)
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This article is about the version of the E31 that existed between 1950 and 1968, taking the high road between London and Glasgow.
For the version of the E31 that existed between 1968 and 1983, taking the low road between London and Glasgow, see E31 (via Newcastle).
For the current version, between Rotterdam, The Netherlands and Ludwigshafen, Germany, see E31.
For the version of the E31 that existed between 1968 and 1983, taking the low road between London and Glasgow, see E31 (via Newcastle).
For the current version, between Rotterdam, The Netherlands and Ludwigshafen, Germany, see E31.
The E31 was the major UK-only route under the pre-1983 system of Euroroutes. The other Euroroutes in the country in 1950 either just linked London to the Continent, or were spurs of the E31. In 1968, the route switched from taking the high road (via Carlisle to Scotland, to taking the low road (via Newcastle upon Tyne).
Primary Destinations
London • St Albans/Watford • Dunstable/Luton • Milton Keynes • Northampton • Market Harborough • Leicester • Loughborough • Nottingham • Worksop/Chesterfield • Sheffield • Doncaster • Pontefract • Wetherby • Scotch Corner • Brough • Penrith • Carlisle • Glasgow
1950 route
Described as 'London - St Albans - Northampton - Doncaster - Scotch Corner - Carlisle - Abington - Glasgow
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