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Classified Roads Classified Roads Road Name Classification Type Partial section of road Area Road No. Addington Road Partial Between Borough Boundary and Glebe Way Hayes\West Wickham A2022 (pt) Albany Road Full Chislehurst - Anerley Hill Full Penge A214 Anerley Road Full Penge A214 The Avenue Full West Wickham - Baston Road Full Hayes B265 Beckenham Lane Full Bromley A222 Beckenham Road Full Beckenham A234 Beckenham Road Full West Wickham A214 Bickley Park Road Full Bromley A222 Bickley Road Full Bromley A222 Blacksmiths Lane Full St Mary Cray B258 Bourne Way Full Hayes - Bromley Common Full Bromley A21 Bromley Hill Full Bromley A21 Bromley Lane Full Chislehurst A222 Bromley Road Full Beckenham A222/B230 Bromley road Full Chislehurst A222 Burnt Ash Lane Full Bromley A2212 Bucks Cross Road Full Chelsfield - Centre Common Road Full Chislehurst A206 Chelsfield Lane Full Orpington - Chelsfield Road Full Orpington - Chislehurst Road Full Bromley B264 Chislehurst Road Partial West of Perry Hall Road and South of Goodmead Road. Petts Wood\Orpington A208 Church Road Partial East of Court Road Chelsfield - Clockhouse Road Full Beckenham - College Road Partial North of Tweedy Road Bromley A2212 Corkscrew Hill Full West Wickham - Court Road Full Orpington A224 Cray Avenue Full St Mary Cray A224 Crockenhill Road Full St Mary Cray B258 Crofton Lane Partial South of Towncourt Lane Orpington - Crofton Road Full Orpington A232 Crossways Road Full Beckenham - Crown Lane Partial East of Crown Lane Spur Bromley - Crown Lane Spur Full Bromley - Croydon Road Full Anerley and Penge A213 Croydon Road Full Beckenham A222 Croydon Road Partial Locksbottom to Coney Hall Keston A232 Croydon Road Partial East of Addington Road West Wickham - Crystal Palace Park Road Full Penge A234 Cudham Lane North Full Cudham - Cudham Lane South Full Cudham - Downe Road Full Leaves Green - Eden Park Avenue Partial West of Crossways Road and South of Village Way Beckenham - Elmers End Road Full Beckenham A214 Elmerside Road Full Beckenham A214 Farnborough Common Full Orpington A21 Farnborough Hill Full Farnborough B2158 Farnborough Way Full Orpington A21 Franks Wood Avenue Full Petts Wood - Glebe Way Full West Wickham A232 Goodmead Road Partial South of Perry Hall Road Orpington A208 Grays Road Full Biggin Hill - Green Lane Full Chislehurst B263 Green Lane Full Penge A213 Grove Park Road Full Mottingham B226 Hamlet Road Full Penge - Hastings Road Full Bromley A21 Hayes Lane Full Beckenham B251 Hayes Lane Full Bromley B265 Hayes Road Full Bromley B2212 Hayes Street Full Hayes B265 Heathfield Lane Partial Between Green Lane and Loop Road Chislehurst B263 Heathfield Road Full Keston B265 Hewitts Road Full Chelsfield - High Street Full Beckenham A222/A2015 High Street Partial North of Market Square Bromley A222 High Street Full Chislehurst A208 High Street Full Downe - High Street Full Farnborough B2158 High Street Full Green street Green A223 High Street Partial North of Chislehurst Road Orpington A208 High Street Full Penge A234 High Street Full West Wickham A232 Classified Roads Road Name Classification Type Partial section of road Area Road No. Addington Road Partial Between Borough Boundary and Glebe Way Hayes\West Wickham A2022 (pt) Homesdale Road Full Bromley B265 Jail Lane Partial West of Single Street Biggin Hill - Kent House Road Full Penge - Kentish Way Full Bromley A21 Lawrie Park Road Full Penge - Leaves Green Road Full Leaves Green A233 Leesons Hill Full Chislehurst - Lennard Road Partial Between Newlands Park and Parish Lane Penge A213 Links Way Full Beckenham A214 London Lane Full Bromley - London Road Partial North of Tweedy Road Bromley A21 Loop Road Full Chislehurst B263 Luxted Road Full Downe - Maidstone Road Full Sidcup B2173 Main Road Full Biggin Hill A233 Manor Road Full Beckenham A222 Manor Park Road Full Chislehurst B264 Manor Park Road Full West Wickham - Market Square Full Bromley A222 Masons Hill Full Bromley A21/B228 Maypole Road Full Chelsfield - Mill Brook Road Full St Mary Cray/Chislehurst B258 Mottingham Road Full Mottingham A208/B226 Monks Orchard Road Full West Wickham - Newlands Park Full Penge A213 New Road Hill Full Downe - North End Lane Full Downe - Oakley Road Full Bromley A233 Old Hill Full Chislehurst B264 Orchard Road Full Bromley - Orpington-by-pass Full Orpington A224 Orpington Road Full Chislehurst B208 Page Heath Lane Full Bromley B265 Parish Lane Partial Between Lennard Road and Green Lane Penge A213 Park Road Full Bromley - Perry Hall Road Full Orpington A208 Perry Street Full Chislehurst A222 Pickhurst Lane Full Bromley B251 Plaistow Lane Full Bromley - Prince Imperial Road Full Chislehurst B263 Queensway Full Petts Wood - Ravenswood Crescent Full West Wickham - Rectory Road Full Beckenham A2015 Red Hill Full Chislehurst A208 Rookery Road Full Downe - Royal Parade Full Chislehurst A208 Rushmore Hill Full Knockholt - Sayes Court Road Full St Pauls Cray - Selby Road Full Penge - Sevenoaks Road Full Orpington.Pratts Bottom A21/A223 Sevenoaks Way Full St Pauls Cray A224 Seymour Villas Full Penge - Shire Lane Full Farnborough - Shoreham Lane Full Chelsfield - Shortlands Road Full Shortlands - Sidcup-by-pass Full St Pauls Cray A20 Single Street Full Downe - Southborough Lane Full Bromley - Southborough Road Full Bromley - South Eden Park Road Full Beckenham A214/B230 Southend Road Full Beckenham A2015 Spur Road Full Orpington A232 Station Approach Full Hayes - Station Road Full Orpington A232 Station Road Full St Mary Cray B258 Station Road Full West Wickham A214 St Pauls Cray Road Full Chislehurst A208 Stone Park Avenue Full Beckenham - Sundridge Avenue Partial East of Orchard Road Bromley - Summer Hill Full Chislehurst A222 The Green Full Farnborough A21 Thesiger Road Full Penge - Thicket Road Full Penge - Towncourt Lane Full Orpington - Tubbenden Lane Full Orpington - Classified Roads Road Name Classification Type Partial section of road Area Road No. Addington Road Partial Between Borough Boundary and Glebe Way Hayes\West Wickham A2022 (pt) Tweedy Road Full Bromley A21 Upper Elmers End Road Partial West of Links Way Beckenham A214 Upper Park Road Full Bromley - Village Way Full Beckenham - Warren Road Partial East of Chelsfield Lane Chelsfield - Watts Lane Full Chislehurst B264 Westerham Road Full Bromley A233 Westmoreland Road Full Bromley B228 White Horse Hill Full Chislehurst A208 Wickham Court Road Full West Wickham - Wickham Road Full Beckenham B230 Widmore Road Full Bromley A222 Willow Grove Full Chislehurst - Yester Road Partial East of Sundridge Avenue Chislehurst -.
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