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A1 Morpeth

Heavy bank holiday traffic on the first single carriageway section north of London

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 21, 2009 by Truvelo

Typical new town dualled roads leading to roundabouts. The A1070 Six Hills Way, leads towards the Six Hills Roundabout.

Former Aust Services from Severn Bridge

Limpsfield Road, Sanderstead (C) David Howard
The church hall of the Catholic Church of the Holy Family is on the left

A temporary sign showing the C201. Pretty self explanitory really.

Road over the 1200 feet high pass at Bowland Knotts between Ribble Valley towards The Three Peaks North Yorkshire. There are only a few narrow roads which cross the Forest of Bowland moors south to north.

This is not Malcolm Street (or is it)?

Hirta End of the main millitary road at Mullach Mor

The road ends amongst the military buildings at the summit of Mullach Mor where a small brick tower stands (it is not a trig point) on the embankment above road level.

On one side it lists finger drawn into concrete the names of "Covans Squad 1967 - May to August"

Coming off the M6 and heading on down the M5. This is a decent shot I happened to get of the M6 above while going down the M5 sliproad. As for the street lighting, the M6 is lit with Philips SGS204s on short double-brackets, and the M5 is lit with Urbis ZX3s on long single-brackets.

The M6 motorway photograped in the distance while driving along the M5 motorway. M6 Junction 8, West Midlands.

This is along the A454 Willenhall Rd between Wednesfield and Bilston. Loads of deep-bowl ZX2 lanterns on tall columns. Think these have been around since the 1990s.

This is along Neachells Lane between Wednesfield and Bilston. Most of these columns have Thorn Alpha 5 lanterns, dating back to the early 1970s at least. The odd casual replacements are mostly Philips Traffic-vision lanterns and Philips Luma lanterns.

Along the A500 through Stoke-0n-Trent. Looking at these street lights these are old columns which I believe date back to at least the 1970s. The lanterns are white shallow-bowled Urbis ZX3s, and they definitely couldn't of been the original lanterns, but by seeing how the lanterns have aged Im guessing they may have been installed around about late 1980s or early 1990s or something like that. This pic was taken back in November 2018.

Street lights with Philips MA (LPS/SOX) lanterns along the A460. This in the village of Westcroft in South Staffordshire, just north above Wolverhampton.

Street lights with Philips MA (LPS/SOX) lanterns along the A460. This in the village of Westcroft in South Staffordshire, just north above Wolverhampton.