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Abbey Crescent Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield ABBEY CRESCENT SHEFFIELD ABBEY LANE SHEFFIELD ABBEYDALE ROAD SHEFFIELD ABBEYDALE ROAD SOUTH SHEFFIELD ADLINGTON ROAD SHEFFIELD ALBERT TERRACE ROAD SHEFFIELD ALDERSON ROAD SHEFFIELD ALDINE COURT SHEFFIELD ALSING ROAD SHEFFIELD AMBERLEY STREET SHEFFIELD ANGEL STREET SHEFFIELD ARBOURTHORNE ROAD SHEFFIELD ARCHER ROAD SHEFFIELD ARMITAGE ROAD SHEFFIELD ARNOLD AVENUE SHEFFIELD ARUNDEL GATE SHEFFIELD ASLINE ROAD SHEFFIELD ATTERCLIFFE COMMON SHEFFIELD ATTERCLIFFE ROAD SHEFFIELD AUCKLAND WAY SHEFFIELD BADGER ROAD SHEFFIELD BALL ROAD SHEFFIELD BALLIFIELD DRIVE SHEFFIELD BALM GREEN SHEFFIELD BAMFORTH STREET SHEFFIELD BANK STREET SHEFFIELD BANNERDALE ROAD SHEFFIELD BARBER ROAD SHEFFIELD BARKER'S POOL SHEFFIELD BARLEYWOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD BARMOUTH ROAD SHEFFIELD BARNCLIFFE CLOSE SHEFFIELD BARNCLIFFE ROAD SHEFFIELD BARNSLEY ROAD SHEFFIELD BARROW ROAD SHEFFIELD BASLOW ROAD SHEFFIELD BATEMOOR ROAD SHEFFIELD BAWTRY ROAD SHEFFIELD BEAUMONT ROAD NORTH SHEFFIELD BEAVER HILL ROAD SHEFFIELD BECK ROAD SHEFFIELD BEDALE ROAD SHEFFIELD BEDFORD STREET SHEFFIELD BEELEY WOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD BEIGHTON ROAD WOODHOUSE BELLHOUSE ROAD SHEFFIELD BEN LANE SHEFFIELD BENTS ROAD ECCLESALL BERNARD ROAD SHEFFIELD BERNARD STREET SHEFFIELD BEULAH ROAD SHEFFIELD BIRLEY LANE SHEFFIELD BIRLEY MOOR ROAD SHEFFIELD BIRLEY SPA LANE SHEFFIELD Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield BISHOP STREET SHEFFIELD BLACKBURN ROAD SHEFFIELD BLACKSTOCK ROAD SHEFFIELD BLONK STREET SHEFFIELD BOCHUM PARKWAY SHEFFIELD BOCKING HILL SHEFFIELD BOCKING LANE SHEFFIELD BOLD STREET SHEFFIELD BOLE HILL ROAD SHEFFIELD BOLSOVER STREET SHEFFIELD BOSTON STREET SHEFFIELD BOUNDARY ROAD SHEFFIELD BRACKEN HILL SHEFFIELD BRACKEN ROAD SHEFFIELD BRADFIELD ROAD SHEFFIELD BRADWAY ROAD SHEFFIELD BRAMALL LANE HIGHFIELD BRAMALL LANE ROUNDABOUT SHEFFIELD BRIDGE STREET SHEFFIELD BRIDGEHOUSES ROUNDABOUT SHEFFIELD BRIGHTSIDE LANE SHEFFIELD BROAD LANE SHEFFIELD BROAD STREET SHEFFIELD BROADFIELD ROAD SHEFFIELD BROCCO BANK SHEFFIELD BROOK HILL SHEFFIELD BROOKHOUSE HILL SHEFFIELD BROOMFIELD LANE SHEFFIELD BROUGHTON LANE SHEFFIELD BROWN STREET SHEFFIELD BRUNSWICK ROAD SHEFFIELD BUNTING NOOK SHEFFIELD BURGESS STREET SHEFFIELD BURNCROSS ROAD SHEFFIELD BURNGREAVE ROAD SHEFFIELD BURTON ROAD SHEFFIELD CAMBRIDGE STREET SHEFFIELD CAMPO LANE SHEFFIELD CARLISLE STREET SHEFFIELD CARLISLE STREET EAST SHEFFIELD CARR ROAD DEEPCAR CART ROAD SHEFFIELD CARTER HALL ROAD SHEFFIELD CARTER KNOWLE ROAD SHEFFIELD CARVER STREET SHEFFIELD CARWOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD CASTLE SQUARE SHEFFIELD CASTLE STREET SHEFFIELD CASTLEBECK AVENUE SHEFFIELD CASTLEGATE SHEFFIELD CATCH BAR LANE SHEFFIELD CATLEY ROAD SHEFFIELD CEDAR ROAD SHEFFIELD CEMETERY ROAD SHEFFIELD Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield CHADWICK ROAD SHEFFIELD CHAPEL STREET MOSBOROUGH CHAPEL STREET WOODHOUSE CHAPEL WALK SHEFFIELD CHAPELTOWN ROAD SHEFFIELD CHAPMAN STREET SHEFFIELD CHARLES STREET SHEFFIELD CHARLOTTE ROAD SHEFFIELD CHARNOCK DALE ROAD SHEFFIELD CHARNOCK HALL ROAD SHEFFIELD CHARTER ROW SHEFFIELD CHARTER SQUARE SHEFFIELD CHASE ROAD SHEFFIELD CHATHAM STREET SHEFFIELD CHAUCER ROAD SHEFFIELD CHENEY ROW SHEFFIELD CHESTERFIELD ROAD SHEFFIELD CHESTERFIELD ROAD SOUTH SHEFFIELD CHIPPINGHAM STREET SHEFFIELD CHURCH STREET CITY CENTRE CHURCH STREET ECCLESFIELD CHURCH STREET OUGHTIBRIDGE CHURCH STREET STANNINGTON CITY ROAD SHEFFIELD CLAREMONT CRESCENT SHEFFIELD CLAREMONT PLACE SHEFFIELD CLARKEGROVE ROAD SHEFFIELD CLARKEHOUSE ROAD SHEFFIELD CLARKSON STREET SHEFFIELD CLAY WHEELS LANE SHEFFIELD CLUB MILL ROAD SHEFFIELD COAL PIT LANE STOCKSBRIDGE COISLEY HILL SHEFFIELD COLEFORD ROAD SHEFFIELD COLERIDGE ROAD SHEFFIELD COLLEY CRESCENT SHEFFIELD COLLEY ROAD SHEFFIELD COMMERCIAL STREET SHEFFIELD COMMON LANE RINGINGLOW COMMON SIDE SHEFFIELD CONSTABLE ROAD SHEFFIELD COOKS WOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD CORKER ROAD SHEFFIELD CORPORATION STREET SHEFFIELD COTTAM ROAD SHEFFIELD COWLEY HILL SHEFFIELD COWLEY LANE SHEFFIELD COWLISHAW ROAD SHEFFIELD CRICKET INN ROAD SHEFFIELD CRIMICAR LANE SHEFFIELD CROOKES SHEFFIELD CROOKES ROAD SHEFFIELD CROOKES VALLEY ROAD SHEFFIELD CROOKESMOOR ROAD SHEFFIELD Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield CROSS BURGESS STREET SHEFFIELD CROSS HILL SHEFFIELD CROSS STREET SHEFFIELD CROWDER ROAD SHEFFIELD CUMBERLAND STREET SHEFFIELD CUMBERLAND WAY SHEFFIELD DAMER STREET SHEFFIELD DARESBURY ROAD SHEFFIELD DARNALL ROAD SHEFFIELD DEER PARK ROAD SHEFFIELD DEERLANDS AVENUE SHEFFIELD DERBYSHIRE LANE SHEFFIELD DEREK DOOLEY WAY SHEFFIELD DEVONSHIRE STREET SHEFFIELD DIVISION STREET SHEFFIELD DIXON ROAD SHEFFIELD DOE ROYD LANE SHEFFIELD DONETSK WAY SHEFFIELD DRAKE HOUSE LANE SHEFFIELD DUCHESS ROAD SHEFFIELD DUKE STREET HYDE PARK DYCHE LANE SHEFFIELD DYCHE ROAD SHEFFIELD DYKE VALE ROAD SHEFFIELD DYKES HALL ROAD SHEFFIELD EARL STREET SHEFFIELD EARL WAY SHEFFIELD EARLDOM STREET SHEFFIELD EAST BANK ROAD SHEFFIELD EAST COAST ROAD SHEFFIELD EAST PARADE SHEFFIELD EAST ROAD SHEFFIELD EASTERN AVENUE SHEFFIELD ECCLESALL ROAD SHEFFIELD ECCLESALL ROAD SOUTH SHEFFIELD ECCLESFIELD ROAD CHAPELTOWN ECCLESFIELD ROAD SHIREGREEN ECKINGTON ROAD SHEFFIELD ECKINGTON WAY SHEFFIELD EFFINGHAM ROAD SHEFFIELD EFFINGHAM STREET SHEFFIELD ELDON STREET SHEFFIELD ELLESMERE ROAD SHEFFIELD ELLESMERE ROAD NORTH SHEFFIELD ELM LANE SHEFFIELD ENDCLIFFE VALE ROAD SHEFFIELD EUROPA LINK SHEFFIELD EXCHANGE GATEWAY SHEFFIELD EXCHANGE PLACE SHEFFIELD EXCHANGE STREET SHEFFIELD EYRE STREET SHEFFIELD FAIRLEIGH SHEFFIELD FAR LANE SHEFFIELD FARADAY ROAD SHEFFIELD Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield FARGATE SHEFFIELD FELL STREET SHEFFIELD FIFE STREET SHEFFIELD FIRSHILL AVENUE SHEFFIELD FIRSHILL CRESCENT SHEFFIELD FIRTH PARK ROAD SHEFFIELD FITZALAN SQUARE SHEFFIELD FITZWILLIAM GATE SHEFFIELD FITZWILLIAM STREET SHEFFIELD FLAT STREET SHEFFIELD FLORA STREET SHEFFIELD FORBES ROAD SHEFFIELD FORGE HILL SHEFFIELD FORNHAM STREET SHEFFIELD FOSTER WAY SHEFFIELD FOX HILL ROAD SHEFFIELD FOX LANE FRECHEVILLE FRED MULLEY ROAD SHEFFIELD FULWOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD FURNACE LANE SHEFFIELD FURNISS AVENUE SHEFFIELD FURNIVAL GATE SHEFFIELD FURNIVAL ROAD SHEFFIELD FURNIVAL SQUARE SHEFFIELD FURNIVAL STREET SHEFFIELD GELL STREET SHEFFIELD GEORGE STREET SHEFFIELD GIBRALTAR STREET SHEFFIELD GLADSTONE ROAD SHEFFIELD GLEADLESS COMMON SHEFFIELD GLEADLESS ROAD SHEFFIELD GLEBELANDS ROAD SHEFFIELD GLOSSOP ROAD SHEFFIELD GLOVER ROAD TOTLEY GOWER STREET SHEFFIELD GRANVILLE ROAD SHEFFIELD GRANVILLE SQUARE SHEFFIELD GRANVILLE STREET SHEFFIELD GREAVES ROAD SHEFFIELD GREEN LANE CITY CENTRE GREEN LANE ECCLESFIELD GREENGATE LANE HIGH GREEN GREENHILL AVENUE SHEFFIELD GREENHILL MAIN ROAD SHEFFIELD GREENHILL PARKWAY SHEFFIELD GREENLAND ROAD SHEFFIELD GREGG HOUSE ROAD SHEFFIELD GREYSTONES ROAD SHEFFIELD HAGGSTONES ROAD SHEFFIELD HAGUE LANE SHEFFIELD HALFWAY DRIVE SHEFFIELD HALIFAX ROAD GRENOSIDE HALIFAX ROAD PARSON CROSS HALL PARK HILL SHEFFIELD Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield HALLAMSHIRE ROAD SHEFFIELD HALLOWMOOR ROAD SHEFFIELD HALLWOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD HANDSWORTH GRANGE CRESCENT SHEFFIELD HANDSWORTH GRANGE ROAD SHEFFIELD HANDSWORTH ROAD SHEFFIELD HANGINGWATER ROAD SHEFFIELD HANOVER WAY SHEFFIELD HANSON ROAD SHEFFIELD HARBOROUGH AVENUE SHEFFIELD HARBOROUGH ROAD SHEFFIELD HARMER LANE SHEFFIELD HARRIS ROAD SHEFFIELD HARTLEY BROOK ROAD SHEFFIELD HARTSHEAD SHEFFIELD HARVEST LANE SHEFFIELD HASTILAR ROAD SOUTH SHEFFIELD HATFIELD HOUSE LANE SHEFFIELD HATHERSAGE ROAD SHEFFIELD HAWKE STREET SHEFFIELD HAYMARKET SHEFFIELD HAZLEBARROW ROAD SHEFFIELD HEAVYGATE AVENUE SHEFFIELD HEAVYGATE ROAD SHEFFIELD HEELEY BANK ROAD SHEFFIELD HELLIWELL LANE SHEFFIELD HEMPER LANE SHEFFIELD HEMSWORTH ROAD SHEFFIELD HEREFORD STREET SHEFFIELD HEREWARD ROAD SHEFFIELD HERRIES DRIVE SHEFFIELD HERRIES ROAD SHEFFIELD HERRIES ROAD SOUTH SHEFFIELD HIGH COURT SHEFFIELD HIGH GREAVE SHEFFIELD HIGH LANE SHEFFIELD HIGH STORRS ROAD SHEFFIELD HIGH STREET BEIGHTON HIGH STREET CITY CENTRE HIGH STREET ECCLESFIELD HIGH STREET MOSBOROUGH HIGHFIELD LANE SHEFFIELD HILLCREST ROAD DEEPCAR HILLFOOT ROAD NEEPSEND HOLBROOK AVENUE SHEFFIELD HOLE HOUSE LANE SHEFFIELD HOLGATE AVENUE SHEFFIELD HOLLINSEND ROAD SHEFFIELD HOLLY STREET SHEFFIELD HOLLYBANK ROAD SHEFFIELD HOLME LANE SHEFFIELD HOLY GREEN SHEFFIELD HOLYWELL ROAD SHEFFIELD HOUNDKIRK ROAD SHEFFIELD Appendix A Traffic Sensitive Roads in Sheffield HOWARD ROAD SHEFFIELD HOWDEN ROAD SHEFFIELD HOYLE STREET SHEFFIELD HUCKLOW ROAD SHEFFIELD HURLFIELD ROAD SHEFFIELD HUTCLIFFE WOOD ROAD SHEFFIELD INFIRMARY ROAD SHEFFIELD JANSON STREET SHEFFIELD JENKIN ROAD SHEFFIELD JESSOP STREET SHEFFIELD JORDANTHORPE PARKWAY SHEFFIELD KENWORTHY ROAD SHEFFIELD KILNER WAY SHEFFIELD KING STREET CHAPELTOWN KING STREET CITY CENTRE KINGFIELD ROAD SHEFFIELD KNOWLE LANE SHEFFIELD KNOWLES AVENUE SHEFFIELD LADY'S BRIDGE SHEFFIELD LAMBERT STREET SHEFFIELD LANE END SHEFFIELD LANGSETT ROAD SHEFFIELD LANGSETT ROAD NORTH SHEFFIELD LANGSETT ROAD SOUTH SHEFFIELD LAVERACK STREET SHEFFIELD LEADMILL ROAD SHEFFIELD LEADMILL STREET SHEFFIELD LEAVY GREAVE ROAD SHEFFIELD LEE AVENUE SHEFFIELD LEIGHTON ROAD SHEFFIELD LEOPOLD STREET SHEFFIELD LEPPINGS LANE SHEFFIELD LEVESON STREET SHEFFIELD LIBERTY DRIVE SHEFFIELD LIBERTY HILL SHEFFIELD LIMESTONE COTTAGE LANE SHEFFIELD LIVESEY STREET SHEFFIELD LONDON ROAD SHEFFIELD LONGLEY AVENUE WEST SHEFFIELD LONGLEY HALL ROAD SHEFFIELD LONGLEY LANE SHEFFIELD LOUND SIDE SHEFFIELD LOVETOT ROAD SHEFFIELD LOW ROAD OUGHTIBRIDGE LOWEDGES ROAD SHEFFIELD LOWTHER ROAD SHEFFIELD LOXLEY NEW ROAD SHEFFIELD LOXLEY ROAD SHEFFIELD LYONS STREET SHEFFIELD M1 JUNCTION 34N FROM JUNCTION 35 OFF SLIP SHEFFIELD M1 JUNCTION 34N TO JUNCTION 34S SHEFFIELD
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