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	Highways Agency - A12 Braiswick Road Bridge Strengthening
		It will also be necessary to close the A12 between Spring Lane Interchange (Junction 27) and the Crown Interchange (Junction 29) over two separate weekends in May and August 2007.
		The A12 will be open in between these times but there may be single lane closures and ispeed in limits in force during these periods.
		In order to reduce disruption to road users in the future, the Highways Agency will also be using the opportunity of the A12 closures to undertake maintenance work on the Boxted and Severalls Road bridges nearby.
	www.highways.gov.uk /roads/projects/4190.aspx (328 words)

	A12 road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The A12 is a major road in England, a trunk road for most of its length, running from London to Great Yarmouth in Norfolk.
		For most of its length through Suffolk the A12 is a single carriageway road and in many places its speed limit is less than the national limit, for example as it passes through towns and villages.
		To bypass Ipswich along its southern edge, the A12 is discontinuous and uses a 7 mile (11 km) section of the A14 accessed at roundabout junctions, where A14 traffic has unrestricted through flow and A12 traffic has to use the roundabouts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/A12_road (834 words)

	A14 road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The A14 is a major road in England, running from The Port of Felixstowe to the junction of the M1 and M6 motorways near Rugby.
		The section between Cambridge and Kettering used to be classified as the A604 and apart from a short section near Kettering that used to be part of the A6, the remainder of the road between Kettering and Rugby was built at the time of the road's reclassification in the mid-1990s.
		The road known as the A14 until the mid-90's is now the A1198 between Royston, Hertfordshire and Godmanchester but, confusingly, retains its A14 designation north of Godmanchester until it meets the A1 road near Alconbury; thus forming a 'spur' off the main A14.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/A14_road (495 words)

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		Thus a road that is also the boundary of a town would have a CFCC describing its road characteristics not its boundary characteristics.
		In a rural area, this is a short distance road connecting the smallest towns; the road may or may not have a State or county route number.
		The road is found almost exclusively in a very rural area, sometimes the road is called a fire road or logging road and may include an abandoned railroad grade where the tracks have been removed.
	www.census.gov /geo/www/tiger/appendxe.asc (1488 words)

	Definition of Roads in Ireland
		Road construction in Northern Ireland has proceeded at a slower pace in recent years, although a number of important bypasses and upgrades to dual carriageway have recently been completed or are about to begin.
		In the Republic of Ireland, the most important roads are a small number of motorways, indicated by the prefix "M" followed by one or two digits.
		The main roads in the north, which connect well with those in the south, are classified "M"/"A"/"B" as in Great Britain, though their numbering is separate from the British system.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Roads_in_Ireland (1418 words)

	Latvian State Roads -> Route E 22
		To incorporate the constructed Latgale road to the present road network it is necessary to build a new section Krape - Koknese with access to the road A6 Riga - Koknese - Krāslava - Byelorussian border in Koknese.
		Road with normal profile, asphalt concrete surfacing and with two level traffic junctions is designed.
		In 2004 it is planned to commence the section from the border of Ogre/Aizkraukle districts until crossing with road A6 in Koknese.
	www.lad.lv /EN?i=108 (332 words)

	A12 road at AllExperts
		The A12 is a major road in England, a trunk road for most of its length, running from London to Great Yarmouth in Norfolk.
		The A12 formerly went through Brentwood,, Mountnessing, Ingatestone, Margaretting, Chelmsford, Boreham, Hatfield Peverel, Witham, Ramsgate, Kelvedon, Copford, Stanway and Colchester, but these are all now bypassed, and the A12 is close to motorway standard for its whole length in Essex.
		For most of its remaining length through Suffolk the A12 is a single carriageway road and in many places its speed limit is less than the national limit, for example as it passes through towns and villages.
	en.allexperts.com /e/a/a/a12_road.htm (973 words)

	Roaders' Digest > A1156 > Notes
		Bramford Road is on a fairly steep hill and is now on a bus route, but prior to the installation of the signals the buses were forced to go via Wellington Street to get onto Norwich Road.
		As well as Norwich Road, the A12 was originally routed down the top part of London Road from here, Portman Road led to the football ground and the railway station and St Matthews Street continued into town.
		A12 traffic was directed along Handford Road and this part of London Road became a quiet residential street, along with Burlington Road and then swings into the northern half of Portman Road.
	www.sabre-roads.org.uk /digest/notes.php?id=1182 (1879 words)

	Milestone Road - A12, Ipswich to Lowestoft (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The A12 from London to Lowestoft was one of the old coaching roads, turnpiked
		The A12 has been extensively rerouted and towns and villages bypassed over the years, since it is one of the trunk routes upgraded to carry heavy freight from the port of Felixstowe near Ipswich to the capital.
		As a result some detective work is needed to trace the original course of the road, but most of the milestones seem to have survived.
	www.milestonesweb.com /features/a12.htm (164 words)

	Bad Driving - A Cure for Road Rage, Voice your opinion about the UK's bad drivers, Record driving incidents in our ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A12 south of Colchester, this twit comes down the slip road in a complete dolly day-dream.
		I was in lane 1, which becomes the slip road for the next junction and so was never going to pull over, which would mean missing my turning.
		Anyway this idiot matches my speed mph for mph all the way down the slip road and alongside me. I would normally hold a steady speed in these circumstances but had to slow down due to traffic in front.
	www.baddriving.com /forums_incchat.asp?forum=9&id=534 (290 words)

	Westlink and M1 Upgrade Belfast - Northern Ireland Roads Site
		Encouraging people to use the B23 Hillhall Road which links the M1 at junction 6 (Saintfield Road) to the A55 Outer Ring at Belvour Park as an alternative for people heading to south and east Belfast from the M1.
		A series of roadwork schemes to improve the capacity of the Hillhall Road to serve this purpose began in summer 2005 and are all due to be completed by April 2006.
		Roads Service have installed traffic cameras on the route to respond quickly to problems, broken-down vehicles, accidents etc to keep traffic flowing.
	www.wesleyjohnston.com /roads/a12notes.html (818 words)

	A12 North Speed Limits
		Suffolk County Council has undertaken a route study of the speed limits on the A12 North, between the Seven Hills (A14) roundabout and Lowestoft.
		The aim of the route study is to improve the consistency of the speed limits on the A12 North.
		The 40 mph speed limit to the north of Wrentham to be removed, with this section reverting back to national speed limit (60 mph).
	www.suffolk.gov.uk /TransportAndStreets/RoadSafety/A12NorthSpeedLimits.htm (343 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Also, in the GBF/DIME- File coverage areas,users may not fine many roads with alternate names; if an alternate name is provided, it usually represents another local name and not a Route Number.
		For example, a property line will appear in the file only when a statistical or political boundary is known to follow that property line, and only then will a line carry the F40 property line code.
		Roads normally will have an entry in the feature type field.
	www.land.state.az.us /alris/newpages/gis_data/apendh.txt (297 words)

	GNN - Government News Network
		The A12 will be closed in both directions between the A133 Spring Lane interchange (J27) and the A120 Crown interchange (J29), near Colchester, Essex, from midnight on Friday 26 January through to 5am on Monday 29 January, while the old Braiswick Road Bridge is demolished.
		The new Braiswick Road Bridge will open to traffic before the final closure of the A12 in August 2007, which is when the temporary single-lane bridge will be removed.
		The original A12 Braiswick Road Bridge was built in 1974 as part of the Northern Colchester Bypass.
	www.gnn.gov.uk /Content/Detail.asp?ReleaseID=257909&NewsAreaID=2 (822 words)

	Highways Agency - Print
		The routes covered by this Strategy are the 86km length of the A12 trunk road from its interchange with the M25 at Brentwood to the A14 interchange south of Ipswich and the 26km length of the A120 trunk road from the A12 at Colchester eastwards to the Port of Harwich.
		The A120 from the A12 to Hare Green was built as a new dual carriageway aspart of Colchester Bypass in 1982.
		The main proposals for this section of road are to improve safety throughdetailed study of the route and the accidents that have occurred.
	www.highways.gov.uk /roads/projects/11171.htm (10914 words)

	Westlink and M1 Upgrade - Northern Ireland Roads Site
		Grosvenor Road roundabout as it was prior to work commencing, with the M1 direction towards the bottom and M2 direction to the top.
		The grey road to the south is the existing bus lane.
		A law was passed in 2003 (see here) which gave the upgraded A12 Westlink the legal designation of "special road", which is the legal term for a motorway.
	www.wesleyjohnston.com /roads/a12westlinkupgradedetails.html (1212 words)

	Guardian \| Welcome to Gormandy
		The natural boundary between them, I've argued, is the A12 London to Colchester road - a dividing line, this, not just of culture but of geology: boulder clay, and the pretty landscapes that go with it, north of the road, and, appropriately, London clay to the south.
		Wivenhoe, which I understand to be the Hampstead of Colchester, clearly belonged to the north, while some readers submitted a moving case for including within old Essex the serene, green and delightful Dengie peninsula and especially the ruined 7th-century church on the shore east of Bradwell-on-Sea.
		A new county should be created to the south of the A12, perhaps with its county town at Southend-on-Sea; evoking the spirit of that Boudicca de nos jours, the feisty Thatcherite MP for Billericay, Teresa Gorman, it might be called Gormandy.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4872087-103677,00.html (677 words)

	Road Closure - A12 near Colchester - Colchester Borough Council
		The Braiswick Road Bridge carries the B1508 over the A12 northwest of Colchester. The old Braiswick Bridge was demolished in January 2007 and traffic is currently diverted onto a temporary single lane bridge. Work to install a new permanent bridge started in January 2007 and is due to be completed in August 2007.
		In order to reduce disruption to road users in the future, the Highways Agency will also be using the opportnity of the A12 weekend closures to commence maintenance work on the Boxted and Severalls Road bridges nearby.
		The old Braiswick Road Bridge failed to meet current safety requirements and needed to be replaced. The new permanent bridge will be able to carry unrestricted traffic in both directions ensuring that queuing at peak times will be avoided.
	www.colchester.gov.uk /Info_page_two_pic_2_det.asp?art_id=4819&sec_id=1369 (526 words)

	A12 at Leytonstone (East London) - South East England Road Photos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The A12 at Leytonstone was constructed in the late 1990s as part of the Hackney Wick to M11 Link Road.
		All of the houses which can be seen on Claremont Road (right of photo) are to be demolished to make way for the new road.
		This photo (taken from Cathall Road) shows that all of the houses on what was Claremont Road have been demolished.
	www.roadphotos.co.uk /A12/Leytonstone.html (241 words)

	Newsarchive November 11-16, 1999
		"A12" is a film by "Alibi collectief" (Peter Godaert, Pat Van Hemelrijck, Steven Fillet), about the road from Antwerp to Brussels, not without reason once described as "The ugliest road in Flanders.
		Possibly the ugliest one in Belgium, and that would logically imply that it would be the ugliest road in all of Europe.
		The filmmakers went up and down the road in search of a story : turned out it is a world in its own, with its own feeling : the blues.
	houbi.com /belpop/telex/19991102.htm (1237 words)

	Layer Descriptions
		A32 Connecting road, county roads, and roads not classified as A10 or A20, undivided, in tunnel
		A33 Connecting road, county roads, and roads not classified as A10 or A20, undivided, underpassing
		A36 Connecting road, county roads, and roads not classified as A10 or A20, divided, in tunnel
	www.topodepot.com /layer_descriptions.htm (2390 words)

	Bike Ride from Pisa to Lucca
		The pavement was smooth, the road level, and though without a shoulder, was comfortable enough for a bicyclist to ride on.
		My plan was to take the A12 for about 5 kilometers and then turn off to get on what appeared to be a "B" road (curiously numbered 12, as well) that arched parabolically from San Giuliano and approached Lucca from the west.
		He told me that the strada giallo (the yellow road on my map) was somewhere between the ferroviaria and the strada russo, a fact that I can already see from my map and thus shed little light on the road’s exact location.
	www.gsoto.easynet.co.uk /it_ride3a.htm (1066 words)

	Daddyjoe's KLR 650 \| Daddyjoe's A18 Big Red
		We bought this A12 1998 KLR 650 from a guy that decided to upgrade to an A19.
		So I took the lowering links off my A18 and put on her A12, I cut a seat down to lower it even more and she claimed the bike for her own.
		Marty; a fellow KLR rider and a friend told me Valentines Day presents were supposed to be red, and since I bought this bike on Valentines Days and Marcia claimed it, I figured it was her Valentines Day present but it wasn't red.
	www.freewebs.com /daddyjoe/marciasa12modswehav.htm (412 words)

	Regeneration and Renaissance
		London Road North in Lowestoft was one of the first streets in East Anglia to be pedestrianised in the early 1980s.
		The final section of this road to be completed is the link from the present termination point at the Parkhill development to the Hopton bypass.
		A new path is proposed from Chapel Road to Wood Lane, to the west of Carlton Colville.
	www.waveney.gov.uk /localplan/statement/wordhtml/chapter7.htm (8469 words)

	A12 road - Definition, explanation
		The A12 formerly went through Brentwood, Mountnessing, Ingatestone, Margaretting, Chelmsford, Boreham, Hatfield Peverel, Witham, Kelvedon, Copford, Stanway and Colchester, but these are all now bypassed, and the A12 is close to motorway standard for its whole length in Essex.
		For most of its length through Suffolk the A12 is a single carriageway road and in many places its speed limit is less the national limit, for example as it passes through towns and villages.
		In order to bypass Ipswich along its southern edge, the A12 is discontinuous and uses a 7 mile (11 km) section of the A14 accessed at roundabout junctions, where A14 traffic has unrestricted through flow and A12 traffic has to use the roundabouts.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/a/a1/a12_road.php (793 words)

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