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Speed hump-induced rutting

This is the sort of damage that speed humps cause to the existing road surface. The wheels of vehicles accelerating uphill away from the hump churn up the road surface. (Name and shame Eastleigh Borough Council and Hampshire County Council).

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 04, 2006 by sotonsteve

Speed hump-induced rutting

This is the sort of damage that speed humps cause to the existing road surface. The wheels of vehicles accelerating uphill away from the hump churn up the road surface. (Name and shame Eastleigh Borough Council and Hampshire County Council).

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 04, 2006 by sotonsteve

Speed hump-induced rutting

This is the sort of damage that speed humps cause to the existing road surface. The wheels of vehicles accelerating uphill away from the hump churn up the road surface. (Name and shame Eastleigh Borough Council and Hampshire County Council).

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 04, 2006 by sotonsteve

A33/M27

OS map revised 1976, showing early form of the junction where the M3 now ends. Note also A31 'bypass' coming off the A33 and, heading for Romsey. Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 06, 2008 by SteveA30

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M3 offline

Map of the M3 shown offline around Chandlers ford Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by Jonathan B4027

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Photo shows old plans for the Leigh Road junction with what is now the M3. To help with locating this, north is to the left and down, so the top of this plan is pointing towards the town centre. The red detail is pretty much where the M3 runs now, although the junctions were to be on the other side of Leigh Road. 'Stoneham Lane' on the left is now called 'Oakmount Road'; 'Northend Farm' is now Mount Drive; the road joining 'Stoneham Lane' next to the railway is Woodside Road, which was cut off when the Chandler's Ford bypass was built in the 1960s (the eastern part still exists in the Boyatt Wood industrial estate). Leigh Road runs top to bottom right, annotated B3037 here

Building the bridge that carries what is now the M3 over Chestnut Avenue, 1st April 1967

Construction of a new overbridge near what was to be J12 of the M3.

Old overbridge that carried Hocombe Road over the A33 Chandler's Ford bypass during the M3 upgrade works, with the new overbridge that would replace it in the background.

The Leigh Road junction, with its 1960s alignment.

 

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