The M40 Motorway (Junction 10 Improvements) (Connecting Roads) Scheme 2014
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SCHEDULE 1 Route of the Connecting Roads
Article 2(2)(c) The routes of the connecting roads are as follows: (1) a route to connect the roundabout on the A43 Trunk Road on the east side of the M40 Motorway (known as Cherwell Roundabout) to the existing slip road leading to the southbound carriageway of the M40 from Cherwell Valley Motorway Service Area. The connecting road along this route is given the reference number 1 on the plan and is 85 metres in length; (2) a route to connect the exit road from the Cherwell Valley Motorway Service Area to the new route described in (1) above. The connecting road along this route is given the reference number 2 on the plan and is 18 metres in length; all at Junction 10 of the M40 Motorway near Ardley in the County of Oxfordshire.
SCHEDULE 1 Route of the Connecting Roads
Article 2(2)(c) The routes of the connecting roads are as follows: (1) a route to connect the roundabout on the A43 Trunk Road on the east side of the M40 Motorway (known as Cherwell Roundabout) to the existing slip road leading to the southbound carriageway of the M40 from Cherwell Valley Motorway Service Area. The connecting road along this route is given the reference number 1 on the plan and is 85 metres in length; (2) a route to connect the exit road from the Cherwell Valley Motorway Service Area to the new route described in (1) above. The connecting road along this route is given the reference number 2 on the plan and is 18 metres in length; all at Junction 10 of the M40 Motorway near Ardley in the County of Oxfordshire.
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