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Site Code Site Name Town Name Design Location Designation Notes Start X Start Y End X End Y site_code site_name town_name design_location designation_notes Start X Start Y End X End Y 45913280 ACC RD SWINEMOOR LA TO EAST RIDING HOSP BEVERLEY Junction with Swinemoor lane Signal Controlled Junction 504405 440731 504405 440731 Junction with Boothferry Road/Rawcliffe 45900028 AIRMYN ROAD GOOLE Road/Lansdown Road Signal Controlled Junction 473655 424058 473655 424058 Pedestrian Crossings And 45900028 AIRMYN ROAD GOOLE O/S School Playing Fields Traffic Signals 473602 424223 473602 424223 45900028 AIRMYN ROAD GOOLE O/S West Park Zebra Crossing 473522 424468 473522 424468 45904574 ANDERSEN ROAD GOOLE Junction with Rawcliffe Road Signal Controlled Junction 473422 423780 473422 423780 45908280 BEMPTON LANE BRIDLINGTON Junction with Marton Road Signal Controlled Junction 518127 468400 518127 468400 45905242 BENTLEY LANE WALKINGTON Junction with East End/Mill Lane/Broadgate Signal Controlled Junction 500447 437412 500447 437412 45904601 BESSINGBY HILL BRIDLINGTON Junction with Bessingby Road/Driffield Road Signal Controlled Junction 516519 467045 516519 467045 45903639 BESSINGBY ROAD BRIDLINGTON Junction with Driffield Road/Besingby Hill Signal Controlled Junction 516537 467026 516537 467026 45903639 BESSINGBY ROAD BRIDLINGTON Junction with Thornton Road Signal Controlled Junction 516836 466936 516867 466910 45903639 BESSINGBY ROAD BRIDLINGTON O/S Bridlington Fire Station Toucan Crossing 517083 466847 517083 466847 45903639 BESSINGBY ROAD BRIDLINGTON Junction with Kingsgate Signal Controlled Junction 517632 466700 517632 466700 Junction with Station Road/Hilderthorpe 45903639 BESSINGBY ROAD BRIDLINGTON Road/Cardigna Road Signal Controlled Junction 517716 466711 517716 466711 45911378 BESSINGBY ROAD ACCESS ROAD TO B AND Q BRIDLINGTON Junction with Kingsgate/Bessingby Road Signal Controlled Junction 517632 466712 517632 466712 45904779 BEVERLEY ROAD DUNSWELL O/S Dunswell Primary School Zebra Crossing 507359 435150 507359 435150 Junction with Jocks Lodge Eastbound 45904929 BEVERLEY ROAD WOODMANSEY Interchange Signal Controlled Junction 502651 437010 502651 437010 Junction with Jocks Lodge Westbound 45911038 BEVERLEY ROAD BENTLEY Interchange Signal Controlled Junction 502601 436673 502601 436673 45911171 BEVERLEY ROAD WILLERBY Junction with Willerby Square Roundabout Zebra Crossing****** 502487 430105 502487 430105 45912851 BEVERLEY ROAD HESSLE Junction with Bedford Road Zebra Crossing 503306 427144 503306 427144 45915700 BEVERLEY ROAD WALKINGTON Junction with Bentley Lane/East End/Mill Lane Signal Controlled Junction 500450 437421 500450 437421 Junction with Rawcliffe Road/Lansdown 45903654 BOOTHFERRY ROAD GOOLE Road/Airmyn Road Signal Controlled Junction 473668 424041 473668 424041 45903654 BOOTHFERRY ROAD GOOLE O/S Goole Collage Pelican Crossing 473808 423976 473808 423976 45903654 BOOTHFERRY ROAD GOOLE Oppopsite 'Tesco' Superstore Pelican Crossing 474184 423803 474184 423803 45903654 BOOTHFERRY ROAD GOOLE Opposite 'Morrison' Superstore Pelican Crossing 474011 423881 474011 423881 45903654 BOOTHFERRY ROAD GOOLE South East of Level Crossing Signal Controlled Junction 474386 423706 474386 423706 45903655 BOOTHFERRY ROAD HESSLE Junction with Heads Lane Signal Controlled Junction 502304 426799 502340 426814 45903655 BOOTHFERRY ROAD HESSLE Opposite No 212 Puffin Crossing 503620 427410 503620 427410 Junction with Bridge Street/Normandy 45905633 BOOTHFERRY TERMINAL ACCESS ROAD GOOLE Way/Lower Bridge Street Signal Controlled Junction 474413 423130 474413 423130 Junction with St John 45903666 BRETT STREET BRIDLINGTON Street/HavelockCrescent/Quay Road Signal Controlled Junction 517581 467424 517581 467424 45900374 BRIDGE STREET BRIDLINGTON Near Junction with Manor Street Pelican Crossing 518381 466620 518381 466620 Signal Controlled Swing 45900376 BRIDGE STREET GOOLE At Dutch River bridge Bridge 474483 422773 474471 422817 Junction with Normandy Way/Lower Bridge 45900376 BRIDGE STREET GOOLE Street/Boothferry Terminal Access Road Signal Controlled Junction 474402 423093 474402 423093 Junction with Wansford Road/New 45900382 BRIDLINGTON ROAD DRIFFIELD Road/Scarborough Road Signal Controlled Junction 502663 457994 502663 457994 Pedestrian Crossings And 45900382 BRIDLINGTON ROAD DRIFFIELD Between Manorfield Ave and The Avenue Traffic Signals 502816 458109 502816 458109 45900382 BRIDLINGTON ROAD DRIFFIELD O/S Drifield School Zebra Crossing 503015 458241 503015 458241 Junction with bessingby Road/Station 45900486 CARDIGAN ROAD BRIDLINGTON Road/Hilderthorpe Road Signal Controlled Junction 517729 466712 517729 466712 45900486 CARDIGAN ROAD BRIDLINGTON Junction with Kingston Road Signal Controlled Junction 517660 465697 517659 465716 45912838 CHAMPNEY ROAD BEVERLEY Opposite Mafgistrates Court Zebra Crossing 503475 439414 503475 439414 45912838 CHAMPNEY ROAD BEVERLEY Junction with Lairgate Zebra Crossing 503340 439352 503340 439352 Junction with Promenade/Cliff Street/Cross 45903728 CHAPEL STREET BRIDLINGTON Street Signal Controlled Junction 518531 466663 518531 466663 45903741 CHURCH ROAD NORTH FERRIBY O/S North Ferriby Primary School Zebra Crossing 498914 426053 498914 426053 Junction with Cross Street/Chapel 45900725 CLIFF STREET BRIDLINGTON Street/Promenade Signal Controlled Junction 518552 466660 518552 466660 Junction with Stanhope Street/Lower Bridge 45900781 CORONATION STREET GOOLE Street Signal Controlled Junction 474304 423584 474304 423584 Junction with Chapel Street/Promenade/Cliff 45900828 CROSS STREET BRIDLINGTON Street Signal Controlled Junction 518534 466661 518534 466661 Signal Controlled Bridge 45911025 DERWENT BRIDGE STAMFORD BRIDGEEither end of river bridge Crossing 471119 455626 471156 455556 45908281 DRIFFIELD ROAD BRIDLINGTON Junction with Bessingby Hill/Bessingby Road Signal Controlled Junction 516514 467004 516514 467004 45900958 EAST DALE ROAD MELTON Junction with Melton Bottom/Melton Old Road Signal Controlled Junction 496916 426675 496916 426675 45900960 EAST END WALKINGTON Junction with Mill Lane/Broadgate/Bentley Lane Signal Controlled Junction 500439 437417 500437 437417 45908780 EASTERN BYPASS BEVERLEY Junction with Grovehill Road Roundabout Signal Controlled Junction 504889 439678 504889 439678 45908780 EASTERN BYPASS BEVERLEY Junction with Hull Road Signal Controlled Junction 504989 438921 504989 438921 45901011 ELLOUGHTON ROAD BROUGH Junction with Welton Road/Skillings Lane Signal Controlled Junction 494233 426894 494233 426894 45901046 EXCHANGE STREET DRIFFIELD Junction with Market Place Signal Controlled Junction 502371 457728 502371 457728 Pedestrian Crossings And 45901098 FIRST LANE HESSLE Junction with Milloinso Road Traffic Signals 504094 427153 504094 427153 45901099 FIRST LANE ANLABY O/S Anlaby Primary School Zebra Crossing 504009 428625 504009 428625 Junction with Footpath to St Thomas Moor Pedestrian Crossings And 45901099 FIRST LANE ANLABY Primary School Traffic Signals 504214 427932 504214 427932 45904784 FLAMBOROUGH ROAD BRIDLINGTON North of Eighth Avenue junction Pelican Crossing 518729 467595 518729 467595 45904619 FLEMINGATE BEVERLEY Opposite Leisure Centre access Zebra Crossing 504081 439188 504081 439188 45904620 FLETCHERGATE HEDON O/S Albemarle House Zebra Crossing 519019 428513 519019 428513 45904576 FORTYFOOT BRIDLINGTON Junction with Queensgate Signal Controlled Junction 518681 467744 518677 467716 45901141 FRONT STREET LANGTOFT By War memorial Zebra Crossing 501007 466889 501007 466889 45901143 FRONT STREET MIDDLETON ON THENear WOLDS Roundabout Zebra Crossing 494583 449531 494583 449531 45903862 GANSTEAD LANE GANSTEAD EAST South West of junction with 'old' Ganstaed Lane Pegasus Crossing 514803 434120 514803 434120 45901183 GEORGE STREET POCKLINGTON O/S Shops/Church Zebra Crossing 480168 448979 480168 448979 45903867 GEORGE STREET BRIDLINGTON Junction with Kingsgate Signal Controlled Junction 517534 466400 517555 466392 45912843 GORTON ROAD WILLERBY Junction with Gorton Road Roundabout Zebra Crossing 503264 429754 503264 429754 45903878 GRANGE PARK LANE WILLERBY O/S Willerby Shopping Park Zebra Crossing 501960 430725 501960 430725 Junction with Grovehill Road 45903890 GROVEHILL ROAD BEVERLEY Roundabout/Swinemoor Lane Signal Controlled Junction 504831 439746 504906 439727 45903890 GROVEHILL ROAD BEVERLEY Junction with Beaver Road/Neville Avenue Zebra Crossing 504517 439781 504517 439781 45903890 GROVEHILL ROAD BEVERLEY Junction with St Nicholas Road Zebra Crossing 504135 439574 504135 439574 Signal Controlled Junction 45913159 GROVEHILL ROAD ROUNDABOUT BEVERLEY And Pedestrian Crossings 504872 439702 504872 439702 45901331 HALLGATE COTTINGHAM Junction with King Street Signal Controlled Junction 504610 432921 504627 432924 45901331 HALLGATE COTTINGHAM O/S St Marys Church (Cottingham) Zebra Crossing 504690 432938 504690 432938 45904633 HARLAND WAY COTTINGHAM Near junction with West End Road Zebra Crossing 503900 433127 503900 433127 45904633 HARLAND WAY COTTINGHAM Opposite No.
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