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The M1 Motorway (A5 – M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass Connecting Roads) Scheme 2014

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SCHEDULE 1 ROUTES OF THE CONNECTING ROADS

Article 2(2)(i) The routes of the slip roads are as follows: (1) Junction with A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass at Chalton (i) Two routes to connect the north bound M1 Motorway with a roundabout which the Secretary of State proposes to construct as part of the A5 Trunk Road (A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass) at Chalton in the county of Bedfordshire (the special roads along these routes being respectively given the numbers 1 and 2 on the plan); (ii) Two routes to connect the south bound M1 Motorway with a roundabout which the Secretary of State proposes to construct as part of the A5 Trunk Road (A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass) at Chalton in the county of Bedfordshire (the special roads along these routes being respectively given the numbers 3 and 4 on the plan);

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SCHEDULE 1 ROUTES OF THE CONNECTING ROADS

Article 2(2)(i) The routes of the slip roads are as follows: (1) Junction with A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass at Chalton (i) Two routes to connect the north bound M1 Motorway with a roundabout which the Secretary of State proposes to construct as part of the A5 Trunk Road (A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass) at Chalton in the county of Bedfordshire (the special roads along these routes being respectively given the numbers 1 and 2 on the plan); (ii) Two routes to connect the south bound M1 Motorway with a roundabout which the Secretary of State proposes to construct as part of the A5 Trunk Road (A5-M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass) at Chalton in the county of Bedfordshire (the special roads along these routes being respectively given the numbers 3 and 4 on the plan);

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