Gallery:Chiswell Interchange
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Chiswell Interchange
Twilight at M25 J21a
The last few minutes of light before it goes completely dark. Many of the lights on the top deck are out so perhaps these MA60's are due for replacement shortly?
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 25, 2009 by TruveloM25 at J21A near st albans
The 4 level junction you see is J21 for the M1. For now we head to Enfield then come back here...
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 26, 2008 by RoadaddictReeceMulti-storey traffic flow
Central structures of Chiswell Interchange. Pictures taken from the M25 anti-clockwise on a cloudy after-noon in May 2008.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 21, 2008 by fireflyM25 @ M1
The four level stack is visible in the distance and the period lighting adds to the charm
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Oct 23, 2009 by TruveloM1 Motorway at Junction 6a
This is the junction of the M1 Motorway with the M25 Motorway looking north from the Blunts Lane road bridge. The slip roads to left and right are from and to the M25. The current widening works have resulted in one lane of southbound traffic using the outer lane of the northbound carriageway.
This is the junction of the M1 Motorway with the M25 Motorway looking north from the Blunts Lane road bridge. The slip roads to left and right are from and to the M25. The current widening works have resulted in one lane of southbound traffic using the outer lane of the northbound carriageway.
Why so complicated?
M1/M25 junction. Note the footbridge nearest to the camera carrying a footpath across the M25. Taken just as works have started on the widening of this stretch of the M25. The extra lane had just been added from the M40 junction to junction 20 when this was taken.
M1 looking south at J6a - On the right above where it says Highways Agency on the sign the lanterns for the catenary lighting are no longer working
1970s plan for an alternative Chiswell Interchange using the existing M10 for turning movements between north and east. There are also movements between south and west. The junction is slightly to the north of its current location as what became the M25 uses the existing M10-A405-A6 corridor to reach Bignells Corner.