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LOC LOC STREET LOC TOWN STREET 17 WEST CHEVIN ROAD LEEDS 1 1A (M) NORTH LEEDS 1 a 1 (m) south BOSTON SPA 1 a1 2 boston spa 1 ledsham 4 LEEDS 6 a1 leeds 2 A1 (M) LEEDS 1 A1 (M) LEEDS 4 PONTEFRACT 2 A1 (M) COUTH LEDSHAM LEEDS 1 a1 (m) ferrybridge PONTEFRACT 1 a1 (M) HOLMFIELD SOUTHBOUND PONTEFRACT 1 A1 (M) NORTH 2 BOSTON SPA 2 FERRY BRIDGE 1 FERRYBRIDGE 1 LEEDS 1 A1 (M) NORTH LEEDS 1 A1 (M) NORTH BOUND J43-J45 1 A1 (M) NORTH FRYSTON PARK 1 A1 (M) NORTH HOLMEFIELD PONTEFRACT 2 A1 (M) NORTH JCT 40 TO 41 PONTEFRACT 1 A1 (M) NORTH JUNCT 40-41 2 A1 (M) NORTHBOUND 1 A1 (M) SOUTH 1 BOSTON 1 LEEDS 3 MICKLEFIELD 1 PONTEFRACT 1 WETHERBY 1 A1 (M) SOUTH 1 LEEDS 2 A1 (M) SOUTH 38/9 PONTEFRACT 2 A1 (m) SOUTH BOUND WETHERBY 1 A1 (M) SOUTH BOUND CLOCKWISE 1 A1 (M) south clifford moor LEEDS 1 A1 (M) SOUTH HOLMEFIELD PONTEFRACT 3 a1 (m) south ledsham LEEDS 2 A1 (M) SOUTHBOUND LEEDS 1 SELBY FORK 1 A1 (M)SOUTH PONTEFRACT 1 A1 BOSTON SPA ABERFORD 1 A1 HOLMFIELD 1 A1 JUNCTION 43 LEEDS 1 A1 JUNCTION 46 1 a1 ledsham LEDSHAM 1 LEEDS 3 SELBY 1 A1 LEDSHAM 1 A1 LEDSHAM JUNCTION 42 SELBY 1 a1 m leeds 1 A1 M KNOTTINGLEY 1 A1 M SOUTH LEEDS 1 A1 M BRAMHAM CROSSROAD 1 A1 M BTWN J45-J44 LEEDS 1 A1 M FERRYBRIDGE 1 A1 M JCT M62 EAST JCT 32A PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M MICKLEFIELD LEEDS 2 a1 m n/b pontefract 1 A1 M N/B J42 LEEDS 1 A1 M NORTH 3 FERRYBRIDGE 2 PONTEFRACT 15 WAKEFIELD 3 a1 m north bound FERRY BRIDGE 1 A1 M North Ferry Bridge 1 A1 M NORTHBOUND FERRYBRIDGE 1 KNOTTINGLEY 2 A1 M NORTHBOUND PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M NORTHBOUND J41 PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M NORTHBOUND J43 BOSTON SPA 1 a1 m s leeds 1 a1 m s micklefield leeds 1 a1 m s/b leeds 1 a1 m s/b ledsham leeds 2 A1 M SBC FERRYBRIDGE PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 M SOUTH 7 LEEDS 33 PONTEFRACT 12 12 A1 M SOUTH KNOTTINGLEY 1 LEDSHAM 1 YORK 1 A1 M SOUTH 38/9 PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M SOUTH BOUND LEEDS 1 A1 M SOUTH HOLMEFIELD PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M SOUTH JUNCTION 42 TO 41 PONTEFRACT 1 a1 m south ledsham LEEDS 3 A1 M SOUTH MICKLEFIELD 1 A1 M SOUTHBOIND LEEDS 1 A1 M SOUTHBOUND 3 LEED 1 LEEDS 15 PONTERACT 1 A1 M SOUTHBOUND LEDSHAM 1 A1 M SOUTHBOUND J45 ABERFORD 1 A1 M WETHERBY LEEDS 1 A1 M5 M62 LINK4 PONTEFRACT 1 A1 M62 EAST PONTEFRACT 1 A1 MICKLEFIELD 1 A1 MICKLEFIELD LEEDS 1 LEEDS 1 a1 micklefield gate 1 A1 motorway LEEDS 1 a1 motorway north CASTLEFORD 1 A1 motorway south Leeds 1 A1 MS MICKLEFIELD LEEDS 1 A1 MS SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 N LEEDS 1 A1 NBC BRAMHAM 1 A1 NBC FERRYBRIDGE 1 A1 NORHTBOUND BRAMHAM 1 A1 NORTH 1 ABERFORD 1 FERRYBRIDGE 7 LEEDS 5 PONTEFRACT 4 WAKEFIELD 1 A1 NORTH BRAMHAM 1 a1 north between 41/42 1 A1 North bound Darrington 1 A1 NORTH BOUND 1 A1 NORTH FERRY BRIDGE LEEDS 1 A1 NORTH HOLMEFIELD PONTEFRACT 2 A1 NORTH J41 WAKEFIELD 1 A1 NORTH JUNCTION 40 TO 41 PONTEFRACT 1 A1 NORTHBOUND 4 BRAMHAM 1 HOLMEFIELD 1 WETHERBY 3 A1 NORTHBOUND J42-43 LEDSHAM 1 A1 Northbound J43-J45 Leeds 1 A1 NORTHBOUND J44-45 1 A1 NORTHBOUND JCT 44 1 a1 s leeds 3 A1 S LEDSHAM LEEDS 1 A1 SBC LEDSHAM 1 A1 SBC SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTH 14 FERRYBRIDGE 5 GARFORTH 1 LEDSHAM 10 LEEDS 32 MICKLEFIELD 2 selby fork 2 A1 SOUTH LEEDS 3 A1 SOUTH - SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTH BOUND BRAMHAM 1 A1 SOUTH BOUND PRIOR J42 LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTH FORK SELBY LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTH HOLMFIELD INT PONTEFRACT 1 a1 south j42 leeds 4 A1 SOUTH J43-42 1 a1 south jct 42 1 A1 SOUTH JNCT 43-42 LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTH JUNCTION 42 LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTH JUNCTION 42 (SELBY FORK) LEEDS 2 A1 SOUTH JUNCTION 43-42 LEEDS 2 A1 SOUTH LEDSHAM 1 A1 SOUTH LINK 4 HOLMEFIELD 1 PONTEFRACT 3 a1 south prior ledsham 1 A1 SOUTH WETHERBY/BOSTON SPA LEEDS 1 A1 South, Barnsdale Bar Pontefract 1 A1 SOUTH. JUNCTION 42. SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTHBOUND 10 LEDSHAM 17 LEDSTON 1 LEEDS 18 SELBY FORK 3 A1 SOUTHBOUND LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTHBOUND ENTRY SLIP FERRYBRIDGE 1 A1 SOUTHBOUND J43-42 3 LADSHAM 1 LEDSHAM 3 A1 Southbound J43-J42 Ledsham 1 A1 SOUTHBOUND J45-44 LEEDS 1 A1 SOUTHBOUND JCT 42 2 A1 SOUTHBOUND JCT 47-46 WETHERBY 1 A1 Southbound, J43-J42 Ledsham 1 A1(M SOUTH) LINK 4 PONTEFRACT 1 A1(M) 1 A1(M) FERRYBRIDGE 1 A1(M) NORTH PONTEFRACT 1 A1(M) HOLMFIELD INTERCHANGE PONTEFRACT 1 A1(M) Junction 41 Pontefract 1 A1(M) NORTH FERRYBRIDGE 4 FRYSTON PARK 1 LEEDS 13 PONTEFRACT 11 A1(M) North PONTEFRACT 1 A1(M) NORTH BETWEEN JUNCTION 45-47 WEATHERBY 1 A1(M) North Ferrybridge Pontefract 2 a1(m) north holmefield pontefract 4 A1(M) North Junction 41 Pontefract 1 a1(m) northbound LEEDS 1 A1(M) Selby Fork Leeds 2 A1(M) SOUTH 1 PONTEFRACT 1 LEEDS 51 PONTEFRACT 17 SELBY 2 WETHERBY 2 A1(M) SOUTH 1 A1(M) SOUTH HOLMEFIELD PONTEFRACT 1 A1(M) South J43 to J42 Leeds 1 A1(M) SOUTH LINK 4 PONTEFRACT 10 A1(M) South. Link 4 Pontefract 1 A1(M) SOUTHBOUND 1 A1(m) SOUTHBOUND LEDSHAM 1 A1(M) SOUTHBOUND MICKLEFIELD LEEDS 1 A1(M) SOUTHBOUND SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 a1(m)north holmefield pontefract 1 A1(M0 SOUTH SELBY 1 A1(S) Leeds 1 A1, Southbound J43-J42 Ledsham 1 a1/m leeds 1 A1/M LEDSHAM LEEDS 2 A1/M NORTH WAKEFIELD 2 a1/m south leeds 3 A1/M SOUTHBOUND LEEDS 1 A1/M1 SOUTH LEEDS 1 A162 1 A162 FERRYBRIDGE BYPASS 2 A19m0 NORTH PONTEFRACT 1 A1M 2 ABBERFORD 1 HOLMFIELD 2 A1M BOSTAN SPA 1 NORTH FERRYBRIDGE 1 A1M J41 1 A1M ABERFORD BOSTAN SPA 1 A1M CLIFFORD MOOR WETHERBY 1 a1m ferrybridge north 1 A1M FRYSTON PARK PONTEFRACT 1 A1M J/W M62 W/B PONTEFRACT 1 A1M J41 SOUTH FERRYBRIDGE 1 A1M J45 J44 1 A1M JCT46 NORTHBOUND 1 A1M MICKLEFIELD GATES LEEDS 1 a1m n knottingley 1 a1m n/b PONTEFRACT 1 A1M NBC 1 A1M NORTH 1 PONTEFRACR 1 PONTEFRACT 10 A1M NORTH PONTEFRACT 1 A1M NORTH FERRYBRIDGE LEEDS 1 A1M NORTH DARRINGTON PONTEFRACT 3 A1M NORTH FERRY BRIDGE PONTEFRACT 1 A1M NORTH HOLME FIELD PONTEFRACT 2 A1M NORTH J43-J45 LEEDS 1 a1m north jct 44 leeds 1 A1M NORTH NOOKMOOR LEEDS 1 A1M NORTH SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1M North, Ferry Bridge Wakefield 1 A1M NORTH, HOLME FIELD PONTEFRACT 1 A1M NORTHBOUND 3 FERRYBRIDGE 11 HOLMFIELD 1 PONTEFRACT 20 A1M NORTHBOUND J41 TO 41 PONTEFRACT 1 A1M NORTHBOUND J43-J45 LEEDS 1 A1M NORTHBOUND JCT 43-46 1 A1M NORTHBOUND JCT 47 WETHERBY 1 A1M S LEEDS 1 a1m s/b boston spa 1 A1M S/B LEDSHAM 1 a1m sbc wetherby 1 A1M SBC DARRINGTON PONTEFRACT 1 A1M Selby Fork Leeds 1 A1M SOUTH 5 ledsham 2 LEEDS 16 A1M SOUTH PONTEFRACT 1 a1m south bound 1 a1m south clifford moor wetherby 1 A1M SOUTH HOLME FIELD PONTEFRACT 2 a1m south holmefield int pontefract 1 A1M SOUTH HOLMFIELD 1 A1M SOUTH HOLMFIELD PONTEFRACT 1 A1M SOUTH HOLMFIELD INT PONTEFRACT 2 A1M SOUTH J42 SELBY FORK 1 A1M SOUTH J46-J44 LEEDS 2 A1M SOUTH JCT43-42 LEDSTAN 1 A1M SOUTH LEDSHAM LEEDS 1 A1M SOUTH LINK PONTEFRACT 1 A1M SOUTH LINK 4 PONTEFRACT 9 A1M SOUTH SELBY FOLK LEEDS 1 A1M SOUTH, HOLME FIELD PONTEFRACT 2 A1M South, Link 4 Pontefract 2 A1M SOUTHBOUND 5 FERRY FRYSTON 1 FERRYBRIDGE 4 LEEDS 55 MICKLEFIELD 5 PONTEFRACT 13 SELBY FORK 12 SELBY FORK GATE 1 A1M SOUTHBOUND 1 A1M SOUTHBOUND J41 PONTEFRACT 3 A1M SOUTHBOUND JCT 46-43 1 A1M SOUTHBOUND LEDSHAM LEEDS 1 A1M SOUTHBOUND LINK 4 PONTEFRACT 1 A1M SOUTHBOUND SELBY FORK LEEDS 1 A1M(S) Leeds 1 A1M/M62 LINK PRIOR TO PONTEFRACT 1 a1mSOUTH LEEDS 1 A1MSOUTH HOLMFIELD PONTEFRACT 1 A1N M.P. 50.2 LEEDS 1 A58 2 BARDSEY 3 COLLINGHAM 1 HALIFAX 1 SCARCROFT 1 A58 1 A58 (M) INNER RING ROAD LEEDS 1 A58 AACHEN WAY HALIFAX 1 A58 BARDSEY LEEDS 2 A58 BURDOCK WAY HALIFAX 6 Hallifax 1 A58 COLLINGHAM WETHERBY 1 A58 EASTERLY ROAD LEEDS 3 A58 HALIFAX 1 A58 HALIFAX ROAD HALIFAX 2 A58 HAREWOOD ROAD COLLINGHAM 1 A58 INGRAM DISTRIBUTOR LEEDS 1 A58 INNER RING ROAD 1 a58 inner ring road 1 A58 MOTORWAY LEEDS 1 A58 ROCHDALE ROAD HALIFAX 3 SOWERBY BRIDGE 2 A58 SCHEN WAY HALIFAX 1 A58 WETHERBY ROAD 4 bardsey 1 LEEDS 70 A58 WETHERBY ROAD Bardsley 1 A58 WETHERBY ROAD JUNCTION GRANGE VIEW BARDSEY LEEDS 1 A58 WHITEHALL ROAD 3 BIRKENSHAW 3 A58 WHITEHALL ROAD BIRKENSHAW 1 A58 WHITEHALL ROAD EAST BIRKENSHAW 3 BRADFORD 1 A58(M) LEEDS 1 A58(M) INNER RING ROAD LEEDS 3 A58(M) NORTH LEEDS 1 A58, Wetherby Road Leeds 2 A58M LEEDS 2 A58M LEEDS 1 A58M INNER RING ROAD LEEDS 1 A58M LEEDS INNER RING ROAD LEEDS 1 A6024 HUDDERSFIELD ROAD HUDDERSFIELD 1 a6032 castleford 1 A6036 BRADFORD ROAD 1 A6037 CANAL ROAD SHIPLEY 1 a61 wakefield 2 A61 WAKEFIELD 1 A61 BARNSLEY ROAD WAKEFIELD 3 A61 EAST STREET LEEDS 3 A61 LEEDS ROAD 1 LOFTHOUSE 1 WAKEFIELD 31 A61 LEEDS ROAD WAKEFIELD 1 A61 LEEDS ROSAD WAKEFIELD 1 A61 SCOTT HALL ROAD LEEDS 1 A61 SCOTT HALL ROAD LEEDS 1 a6110 ring road leeds 1 A6110 RING ROAD LEEDS 1 A61120 RING ROAD 1 A6120 BROADWAY LEEDS 1 A6120 LEEDS RING ROAD LEEDS 1 a6120 ring road 2 leeds 23 A6120 RING ROAD ROUNDHAY LEEDS 1 A6120 RINGROAD LEEDS 1 A6142 ROCHDALE ROAD HALIFAX 1 A616 NEW MILL ROAD HUDDERSFIELD 1 a6177 bradford 2 A6177 ROOLEY LANE BRADFORD 13 a6177 roolley lane bradford 1 A62 LIVERSEDGE 1 A62 CASTLEGATE HUDDERSFIELD 1 A62 GELDERD ROAD BATLEY 2 BIRSTALL 1 A62 HUDDERSFIELD ROAD MIRFIELD 1 A62 Leeds Road Leeds 1 a621 leeds 2 A629 KEIGHLEY 1 A629 AIRE VALLEY ROAD SILSDEN 4 STEETON 1 A629 AIRE VALLEY ROAD 1 A629 AIREVALLEY TRUNK ROAD KEIGHLEY 1 A629 HALIFAX ROAD HUDDERSFIELD 1 a629 keighley road 1 A629 MAIN STREET DENHOLME 1 A629 PENISTONE ROAD HUDDERSFIELD 2 A63 GARFORTH 1 A63 EAST LEEDS LINE LEEDS 1 A63 EAST LEEDS LINK ROAD LEEDS 1 A63 PONTEFRACT LANE LEEDS 6 A63 PONTEFRACT ROAD 1 A63 SELBY ROAD 1 GARFORTH 2 LEEDS 21 a63 selby road LEEDS 1 A635 BARNSLEY ROAD HUDDERSFIELD 1 A635 GREENFIELD ROAD HOLMFIRTH 1 A635 GREENFIELD ROAD HOLMFIRTH 2 A635 NEW MILL ROAD 1 HOLMFIRTH 6 HUDDERSFIELD 2 A636 WAKEFIELD 3 A636 WAKEFIELD 1 A636 DENBY DALE ROAD WAKEFIELD 22 A638 DEWSBURY 3 A638 BRADFORD ROAD 2 CLECKHEATON 1 A638 DONASTER ROAD WAKEFIELD 1 A638 DONCASTER ROAD 2 ACKWORTH 3 PONTEFRACT 7 WAKEFIELD 13 A638 HAREFIELD ROAD DEWSBURY 1 A638 INGS ROAD WAKEFIELD 1 A638 LEEDS ROAD
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