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Brentford Interchange
 
 
Brentford Interchange (1).JPG
Looking WNW through Brentford Interchange
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London-bound slip roads at Brentford Interchange
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looking north through Brentford Interchange
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Slip road up to elevated M4
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Under the M4 elevated section at Brentford Interchange
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SOS Phone on A4(!) near Brentford Interchange
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looking west through Brentford Interchange
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Looking south through Brentford Interchange
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looking through the ironing board-like legs of Brentford Interchange
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M4J2_4

The westbound off-ramp joining the A4. (The on-ramp is above us to the left).

OP Tom_Sabristo on 4/18/2004

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 22, 2005 by M4Simon
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M4J2_5

Looking eastwards, up the westbound off-ramp. You don't often see it as deserted as this, even at 0630 when this photo was taken!

OP Tom_Sabristo on 4/18/2004

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 22, 2005 by M4Simon
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M4 J2_1

On the A4, heading westbound, approaching J2. The M4 is the flyover dominating the picture; the ramp up to it is visible ahead. The A4 at this point is three lanes wide each way, but two of the westbound lanes go the M4 (which narrow to one immediately as can be seen, causing big queues), leaving one to continue along the A4 (where the rubbish cart is going). The motorway exit sign for J2 (on a gantry) is visible too.

OP Tom_Sabristo on 4/18/2004

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 22, 2005 by M4Simon
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M4 J2_2

A close-up of the on-ramp. There is a 40mph limit on the whole of the M4 elevated section. The A4 below also has a 40mph limit. Note the barriers -- the elevated section is often closed for maintenance overnight. The green 'A4' sign is in a Motorway font, which is incorrect -- it should be Transport Medium.

Tom_Sabristo on 4/18/2004

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 22, 2005 by M4Simon
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M4 J2_3

Showing the westbound on-ramp (upwards, nearer) and off-ramp (downwards, further away) of the scissors / 'ironing board' junction

OP Tom_Sabristo on 4/18/2004

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 22, 2005 by M4Simon
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19. M4 J2 (the ironing board)

the off slip drops down, as the onslip climbs beyond it

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 30, 2005 by t1(M)
 

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