The M20 Motorway (Junctions 7 to 11) (Temporary Restriction and Prohibition of Traffic) Regulations 2023
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SCHEDULE 2 CONNECTING ROAD
Regulation 3 In these Regulations— “first connecting road” means the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway of the M20 at junction 8; “second connecting road” means any of the following roads— the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 10 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; “third connecting road” means any of the following roads— the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the roundabout gyratory at junction 8 of the M20; the connecting road in both directions between the roundabout gyratory at junction 8 of the M20 and the roundabout junction for the A20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 10 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 10A of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 10A of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 11 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 11 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20.
SCHEDULE 2 CONNECTING ROAD
Regulation 3 In these Regulations— “first connecting road” means the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway of the M20 at junction 8; “second connecting road” means any of the following roads— the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 10 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; “third connecting road” means any of the following roads— the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the roundabout gyratory at junction 8 of the M20; the connecting road in both directions between the roundabout gyratory at junction 8 of the M20 and the roundabout junction for the A20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 10 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 10A of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 10A of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the coast-bound carriageway at junction 11 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the coast-bound carriageway at junction 11 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 7 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 8 of the M20; the exit slip road leading from the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20; the entry slip road leading to the London-bound carriageway at junction 9 of the M20.
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