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205 Figure D.3 – Route 1 AM Peak Northbound YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.3 – Route 1 AM Peak Northbound Route 1 - A303/Hayes End Roundabout to A303/A359 Sparkford Roundabout AM Peak Northbound Journey Times 18:43 2002 Base Model 17:17 2011 Reference Case 15:50 2011 Strategy 14:24 12:58 11:31 A303/B3151 10:05 A303/Exit to Podimore (No turns allowed) 08:38 A303/A37/A372 R/A -At Exit A303/A37/A372 R/A -At entry (Stopline) A303/A359 Sparkford R/A Time (mm:ss) 07:12 A303/Traits Lane (Eyewell) A303/A37 (Under the bridge) 05:46 A303/Queen Street 04:19 A303/Road to Ash A303/Howell Hill (Carnegore Camel) A303/A3088 02:53 A303/North road to Martock A303/Plowage Lane (West Camel) 01:26 A303/Hayes End R/A 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 205 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.4 – Route 1 AM Peak Southbound Route 1 - A303/A359 Sparkford Roundabout to A303/Hayes End Roundabout AM Peak Southbound Journey Times 18:43 2002 Base Model 17:17 2011 Reference Case 15:50 2011 Strategy 14:24 12:58 11:31 10:05 A303/Queen Street (To Tintinhull) 08:38 A303/A37 (Under the bridge) A303/Hayes End R/A Time (mm:ss) 07:12 A303/A3088 A303/A37/A372 R/A -At Exit A303/A37/A372 R/A -At entry (stopline) 05:46 A303/Exit to Podimore 04:19 A303/B3151 (To Yeovilton) A303/Plowage Lane (West Camel) intinhull Link (Under the bridge) 02:53 A303/Howell Hill (Carnegore Camel) A303/North road to Stoke Sub Hamdon A303/Traits Lane (Eyewell) sh - T 01:26 A303/A359 Sparkford R/A A303/A 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 206 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.5 – Route 2 AM Peak Clockwise Route 2 - A30 Sherborne Road - Brunswick Street - A30 West Coker Road - Western Avenue - Thorne Lane - Combe Street Lane - Lyde Road - AM Peak Clockwise Journey Times 38:53 37:26 2002 Base model 36:00 2011 Reference Case 34:34 2011 Strategy 33:07 31:41 30:14 28:48 Watercombe Lane - R/A Western Ave/Thorne Ln Western Ave/Copse Ln Hollow Road - R/A 27:22 Street Bunford Ln/Western ReliefRd/A3088 - R/A ck 25:55 i sw 24:29 Western Relief Road/Lysander Road/ 23:02 West Coker Road/A30/Bunford 21:36 Sandhurst Road/West Coker Road 20:10 Penn Hill/Brun ld Station Road/Stars Lane 18:43 O Addlewell Lane/Taunusstein Way 17:17 Time (mm:ss) 15:50 14:24 12:58 Newton Road/Wyndham Street 11:31 10:05 08:38 Ilchester Road 07:12 Lyde Road/St John's Road 05:46 Lyde Road/Primrose Lane 04:19 A30 Sherborne Road/Lyde Road - R/A Bunford Lane/ Western Avenue/ 02:53 A30 Sherborne Road/Lyde Road - R/A Road Stourton Way - R/A Thorne Lane/Larkhill Road Thorne Lane/Tintinhull Road/ A359 Mudford Road/St. Michael's Avenue Bluebell Road - R/A Marsh Lane/Combe Street Lane 01:26 Forest Hill/ West Coker Lyde Road/Buckland Road/Rosebery Avenue 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 207 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.6 – Route 2 AM Peak Anticlockwise Route 2 - L:yde Road - Combe Street Lane - Thorne Lane - Western Avenue - A30 West Coker Road - Brunswick Street - A30 Sherborne Road - AM Peak Anticlockwise Journey Times 38:53 37:26 2002 Base Model 36:00 2011 Reference Case 34:34 2011 Strategy 33:07 Penn Hill/ 31:41 runswick Street 30:14 B 28:48 Watercombe Lane - R/A 27:22 A37 Dorchester Road - R/A 25:55 Hendford Hill/West Coker Road/ tern Relief Road/Lysander Road/ 24:29 s 23:02 We 21:36 20:10 Bunford Lane/Western Relief Road/A3088 - R/A 18:43 17:17 Bunford Lane/Bluebell Road - R/A tern Avenue/Thorne Lane Time (mm:ss) Western Avenue/Stourton Way - R/A 15:50 s Western Avenue/Copse Road 14:24 We 12:58 Thorne Lane/Larkhill Road 11:31 Thorne Lane/Tintinhull Road/Ilchester Road Combe Street Lane/A37 Ilchester Road/Thorne Lane - R/A 10:05 A30 Sherborne Road/Lyde Road - R/A 08:38 07:12 ld Station Road/Stars lane Marsh Lane/Combe Street Lane 05:46 O Middle Street/Wyndham Street/Newton Road A359 Mudford Road/Combe Street Lane/Stone Lane 04:19 A359 Mudford Road/St. Michael's Avenue A359 Mudford Road/A359 Hill/Lyde Road West Coker Road/A30/ Addlewell Lane/Taunusstein Way Forest Hill/West Coker Road 02:53 Lyde Road/Primrose Lane Bunford Hollow Road - R/A Lyde Road/St John's Road 01:26 Lyde Road/Buckland Road/Rosebery Avenue Hendford Road/Brunswick Street - R/A 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 208 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.7 – Route 3 AM Peak Northbound Route 3 - A37 Dorchester Road - A30 Queensway - A37 Ilchester Road - Ilchester AM Peak Northbound Journey Times 23:02 2002 Base Model 21:36 2011 Reference Case 20:10 2011 Strategy 18:43 17:17 (Yeovil Marsh) 15:50 chester Road - R/A Il Thorne Lane 14:24 ton Road - R/A s 12:58 A37 Ilchester Road/Kings Hill/Vagg Lane King 11:31 A37 Ilchester Road/Ashington Lane chester Road/Stiby Road A37 Ilchester Road/Combe Street/ Kingston Road/Preston Road/Mudford Road/ 10:05 A37 Il Time (mm:ss) 08:38 Queensway/Reckleford/Clarence Street/ 07:12 Hendford Hill/Brunswick Street/Lysander Road/ Queensway - R/A 05:46 04:19 A37 Dorchester Road/West Coker Road/Hendford Hill - R/A 02:53 chester Road/B3151 Church Street B3151 Church Street/B3151 Costello Hill/B3151 01:26 A37 Dorchester Road/Two Tower Lane/Barn Lane A37 Il B3151 Church Street/Back Lane/High Street Tintinhull Road/Boundary Close/A37 Ilchester Road A37 Dorchester Road/Church Lane/Pavyotts Lane 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 209 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.8 – Route 3 AM Peak Southbound Route 3 - Ilchester - A37 Ilchester Road - A37 Dorchester Road - A30 Queensway AM Peak Southbound Journey Times 23:02 2002 Base Model 21:36 2011 Reference Case 20:10 2011 Strategy 18:43 17:17 ton Road/Preston Road/ 15:50 s King 14:24 Mudford Road/Ilchester Road - R/A 12:58 11:31 10:05 chester Road/Stiby Road Time (mm:ss) /Queensway - R/A chester Road/Combe Street/Thorne Lane 08:38 A37 Il intinhull Road/Boundary Close/A37 Ilchester Road T 07:12 A37 Il A37 Ilchester Road/Ashington Lane (Yeovil Marsh) Street/Kingston Road - R/A 05:46 A37 Ilchester Road/Kings Hill/Vagg Lane Queensway/Reckleford/Clarence 04:19 A37 Dorchester Road/Church Lane/Pavyotts Lane A37 Dorchester Road/Hendford Hill/Lovers Lane A37 Dorchester Road/Two Tower Lane/Barn Lane Hendford Hill/Brunswick Street/Lysander Road 02:53 A37 Ilchester Road/B3151 Church Street 01:26 B3151 Church Street/Back Lane/High Street B3151 Church Street/B3151 Costello Hill/B3151 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 210 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.9 – Route 4 AM Peak Eastbound Route 4 - New Road/Bluebell Road Roundabout - Preston Road - A303/A359 Sparkford Roundbout AM Peak Westbound Journey Times 25:55 2002 Base Model 24:29 2011 Reference Case 23:02 2011 Strategy 21:36 20:10 18:43 17:17 15:50 (Towards West Mudford) 14:24 A359 Mudford Road/Side Road/ 12:58 11:31 A359 Mudford Road/Lyde Road Time (mm:ss) 10:05 A359 Mudford Road/St Michael's Avenue 08:38 A359 Mudford Road/Goldcroft 07:12 reston Road/The Park Road/A359 Camel Street Camel Road/A359 Street P A359 Camel Street/A303 Sparkford - R/A (To Chilton Cantelo) reston Road/Summer Park/Westfield Road P 05:46 A359 Mudford Road/B3148 reston Road/preston Grove/Larkhill Road P 04:19 A359 Left Marston Road/Rimpton Gason Lane/A359 Camel Street/Blackwell Road A359 Mudford Road/Side Road 02:53 Bunford Lane/Lufton Way/Western Avenue - R/A 01:26 Bluebell Road/Bunford Lane - R/A New Road/Boundary Road/Preston Road/Bluebell Road - R/A 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 211 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.10 – Route 4 AM Peak Westbound Route 4 - A303/A359 Sparkford Roundabout - A359 Mudford Road - Preston Road - New Road/Bluebell Road Roundabout AM Peak Eastbound Journey Times 28:48 27:22 2002 Base Year 25:55 2011 Reference Case 24:29 2011 Strategy 23:02 21:36 Preston Road/The Park 20:10 18:43 17:17 15:50 14:24 12:58 A359 Mudford Road/Glenthorne Avenue Time (mm:ss) Coombe Street Lane/Stone Lane/A359 Mudford Road 11:31 A359 Mudford Road/Lyde Road 10:05 Bluebell Road/Bunford Lane - R/A 08:38 Avenue 07:12 A359 Mudford Road/Side Road/(Towards West Mudford) 05:46 A359 Mudford Road/Side Road (To Chilton Cantelo) A359 Mudford Road/B3148 A359 Mudford Road/Marston Road/A359 Left Marston Road 04:19 A359 Left Marston Road/Rimpton Road/A359 Camel Street Preston Road/preston Grove/Larkhill Road Bunford Lane/Lufton Way/Western Avenue - R/A 02:53 Preston Road/Summer Park/Westfield Road Camel Road/A359 Street A359 Mudford Road/Goldcroft New Road/Boundary Road/Preston Road/Bluebell Road - R/A 01:26 Gason Lane/A359 Camel Street/Blackwell Road A359 Mudford Road/St Michael's A359 Camel Street/A303 Sparkford - R/A 00:00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Distance (km) 5025094.101 Yeovil TSR 212 YeovilTSR_StrategyAppv0.doc YEOVIL TRANSPORT STRATEGY REVIEW Final Report Figure D.11 – Route 5 AM Peak Westbound Route 5 - A30 Babylon Hill/Marl Lane Junction - A30 Reckleford - A3088 - Lysander Road - A303/A3088 Roundabout AM Peak Westbound Journey Times 30:14 2002 Base Model 28:48 2011 Reference Case 27:22 2011 Strategy 25:55 24:29 Queensway - R/A 23:02 21:36 20:10 Queensway/Hendford Hill - R/A Brunswick Street/Lysander Road/ 18:43 Reckleford/Kingston/Clarence
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