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National Trunk Road Network Heavy and High Routes Motorway All purpose Highways Agency S/cw D/cw Trunk Road Non-Highways Agency A-Road D/cw Non-Highways Agency A-Road S/cw Non-Highways Agency B-Road Heavy Load Route EDINBURGH High Load Route Glasgow 12 Axles - 14 Axles - Berwick-upon-Tweed Classification Gross Trailer Weight Gross Trailer Weight A698 A1 A+ 406.04T 480.60T A 325.12T 360.68T B 280.42T 315.98T A697 C 269.24T 304.80T D 264.16T 299.72T Alnwick E 259.08T 294.64T A1 F 223.52T 259.08T A68 M25 300,000kg on 12 Axles A1068 Morpeth A696 High Load Grid Routes:18' or 20' vehicle running height. A68 A1 HR33 A Dumfries 189 A74(M) Newcastle A19 Tynemouth A7 A6079 Full details of the classification vehicle's configurations are Cairnryan upon Tyne A696 Corbridge A6071 A69 A184 A74 A69 South Shields available from the Highways Agency. Routes on this map Stranraer Hexham A1 A689 HR172 Larne 44 A695 Gateshead should not be taken as permission to move. The correct A686 A194(M) A69 65 Carlisle 43 A689 Sunderland Washington 64 notification process must still be followed 42 63 A68 A692 A6 A691 A182 A690 A595 62 M6 [email protected] Durham A181 Peterlee A1086 A689 A591 61 A594 A690 A686 HR75 A1(M) A177 41 Hartlepool A19 HR56 BELFAST A66 Penrith 40 60 Workington A66 A66 A68 A689 HR170A689 A595 A5091 A66 Stockton- Keswick on-Tees 59 A6 A6 A5086 A688 HR32i Whitehaven 58 Middlesbrough 0 80 kilometres Brough Darlington A174 A591 A67 A66 A174 A595 A592 A66 39 HR32c 57 A66(M) HR32b A171 A66 56 0 50 miles A685 A19 A6 38 Scotch A167 Corner A172 A171 A683 A6136 A685 A593 A684 37 HR148 A169 A5084 A684 HR6 A684 A19 Route information is considered to be in A595 A592 A167 A168 Scarborough M6 A170 A6108 A1 development, last reviewed 1/7/2007 A683 Thirsk 36 A5092 A65 A5093 A590 Warrenpoint HR6a A1039 A595 Douglas A6 A168 A165 49 A19 A687 Barrow- A5087 35 in- A1(M) Furness 48 A64 A683 34 A614 A168 A61 Lancaster A166 A6055 To view this map with ‘Active Layers’ view in Adobe Acrobat 47 A65 A59 YorkA59 A1237 33 A658 Harrogate A661 Reader version 6 or later. A61 A658 A614 A588 Skipton A682 A629 HiR20 Wetherby A165 HR131 A164 Fleetwood A659 A659 A6034 A6 M6 A56 A6068 A1 A64 A1035 A58 HiR41 To download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat A59 Keighley Leeds 45 A586 A19 A650 A163 A64 A1(M) A1034 A586 A585 A19 44 please click on the link below Blackpool 3 32 HR77 47 48 4 M55 1 10 Burnley 46 HR13 Selby Kingston 31a A162 A1033 9 Bradford A164 A583 M65 8 2 5 A614 Preston A6033 1 A63 A63 A63 38 HiR 18c M621 A1041 upon Hull 31 7 A646 44 42 A63 A677 6 43 M1 M62 A63 A584 M606 27 A1246 HR58 26 A656 A645 37 A1033 30 Blackburn 28 29 30 HR107 5 42 A19 HiR46 9 3 4 41 41 A162 HR202 1a 29 2 A56 HR1431 32 32a A645 A 36 Goole Halifax 614 A666 33 34 HR200R A59 28 A675 25 35 40 40 7 HR214 A581 8 24 M62 A1077 HR215 A565 A58 A162 A15 Southport 23 A639 A614 39 Wakefield A160 M62 A642 A1 HR200 M6 1 Rochdale M61 22 A61 A638 HR16 Immingham A570 A19 6 Bury A62 Bolton M66 21 Huddersfield 38 A180 27 2 5 1 A18 Scunthorpe 5 Grimsby A58 20 A636 HR144 A565 A49 HR177 HiR53 Barnsley 38 M181 Skelmersdale 6 19 A627(M) 2 Cleethorpes 5 A635 HR18 Doncaster 3 A59 18 4 4 4 A663 37 37 4 3 5 17 19 A629 A614 A18 3 2 1 20 M180 M58 26 15 16 A635 Maghull 1 A570 Wigan M60HiR54 M1 A5036 25HR3 DUBLIN St Manchester A61 36 A46 7 M602 36 HR3 24 12 3 Crosby A616 2 HR201 A16 A1031 6 Helens 23 A628 35a A161 A565 23 A580 11 A630 A159 5 A6102 Liverpool HiR48A580 9 HR6924 1 35 3 A1(M) A15 Amlwch HR104 M57 A58 HR178 8 Rotherham M18 3 22 7 M60 Wallasey 2 10 11 HR17 A5025 HR36A57 21a 6 25 34 1 1 9 27 M67 A631 A631 M628 5 4 A57 34 7 1 1 2a 2 6 3 2 Sheffield A631 HR35 WarringtonHR6721 A5013 3 Stockport 33 32 HR174 3 A41 5 A6 HR226 Birkenhead A56 HR1 31 Llandudno HR79 Widnes 20 8 7 6 A57 A620 A157 Dun Laoghaire 9 Holyhead Benllech 4 A1104 10 M56 A616 A1 HiR22 A157 Colwyn Rhyl A548 A6187 HR2 11 A623 A625 A1500 A46 Bay Runcorn 19 A5 Conwy M53 5 HR30 12 A556 A49 A559 A16 A1111 Beaumaris A533 HR19 A156 A153 Llangefni 9 M56 30 Menai A5151 A550 A556 A621 A545 Abergele A540 A537 A158 Bridge A55 A41 10 14 A60 A55 Holywell 11 A1028 A541 15 HR2a M6 A34 Chesterfield A619 A57 A55 A50 A632 A52 Rhosneigr A548 A56 A619 Bangor A470 A54 M1 A6075 A544 A5117 12 A54 A536 Lincoln Llanfair Queensferry A1133 A4080 Denbigh 18 A54 A515 A6 29 Chester A61 A158 HR118 Talhaiarn A525 A616 A55 A51 HR20 Bethesda A5 A15 A155 HR152 A41 A53 A4086 Llanrwst 17 HR209 A632 A46 Mold A483 HiR13b Caernarfon A541 A38 A543 A530 A534 A5012 A617 A Ruthin A51 Newark- A16 A527 4 A494 A483 A49 28 A153 0 A534 A60 on-Trent 8 A5020 A523 A17 A607 A534 A6097 5 A5014 Stoke- 16 27 A611 Pentrefoelas Nantwich A610 A614 A52 A498 A531 HiR 18a A487 Betws- on-Trent A542 A500 Wrexham A500 A52 Nottingham y-Coed A5 A51 A499 Blaenau A530 A517 A46 A1 Corwen A529 HR205 A1121 Ffestiniog A525 HR114 A6 26 Llan Newcastle- A52 A38 A153 A149 Nefyn Porthmadog 15 A6514 HiR40r A17 Ffestiniog under-Lyme A50 A52 HiR40 A497 Llangollen Grantham A52 Derby A52 A16 A4212 A515 25 A495 A495 A148 Criccieth Stone A152 A5 A149 A495 M6 A5111 A15 Trawsfynydd Y A519 HR53 A6 A52 A149 A499 Pwllheli HR151Uttoxeter HR41 Bala A50 24a A453 Harlech A470 A518 A607 HR218 A496 Oswestry Abersoch 24 A148 A528 A442 A606 A17 A483 14 A60 A151 A494 A51 23a A6006 A140 A495 A53 A151 A49 BurtonHR135 HR228 A1078 Stafford Loughborough A151 King’s upon TrentA514 M1 Lynn A1067 A518 A1101 A1062 A34 A6 13 A512 23 A46 A149 Dolgellau Llanfyllin A5 A41 A38 HiR 13a A511 A47 A1065 A470 A5195 A607 Norwich Barmouth A483 A458 A5 A42 A606 A16 7 A5 A449 A1064 A458 A1073 8 A495 A5 Cannock A1 A47 4 Mallwyd A5190HR101 22 A 7 6 12 A46 A493 Welshpool 5 4 Lichfield HR142 11 Wisbech A47 Great Shrewsbury A449 11a T8 T7 Telford 3 11 T6 A1122 Swaffham Yarmouth A470 Leicester A464 T5 A447 Peterborough HR71 M54 M42 21a A1122 A488 2 1 A5 T4 Llanfair 10a Stamford Machynlleth A49 Brownhills Tamworth A47 A12 A470 A47 A6121 A146 Caereinion 10 21 A489 A490 M6 Toll A1075 A11 10 A47 Tywyn A444 Wigston A605 A493 Wolverhampton Walsall HR229 A6 A1139 A458 9 T3 A6003 Hinckley A10 A134 A454 8 7 A43 A143 A483 T2 17 A458 A38 9 2 Lowestoft HR119 A4123 M6 T1 Nuneaton A489 Dudley 6 1 A427HR108 16 1 5 4a 8 A446 A141 HR102 A427 A605 Newtown A426 A1(M) Birmingham M69 A145 A470 A4123 7 4 A144 M5 M6 A5 A6 A487 Stourbridge 3 Market 15 A143 20 A6116 A488 3 A442 6 A446 A4304 Harborough A1101 A1066 A44 A449 2 A1065 Aberystwyth Llanidloes A45 M6 M1 Kettering Thetford M42 A452A452 A142 1 19 A14 HR100 A456 5 Coventry A1088 Kidderminster A45 14 A14 Llangurig A5199 A4120 4 A6 A1 HR76A141 A11 A4117 4 A14 A142 A448 M42 Rugby A1123 Rosslare A4113 2 A4141 4a 1 3 A45 18 A143 3a A43 Huntingdon A134 Harbour A46 M45 A508 Llanrhystud Lledrod Knighton Bromsgrove 16 17 A45 A12 A485 A456 A45 A483 Royal A4110 A4177 A14 A44 Wellingborough A140 Rhayader M40 Leamington A14 A10 Bury A470 A443 A428 A14 A4133 5 Spa St Edmunds A488 A49 Redditch A435 A1 Newmarket Aberaeron A425 A14 A4112 15 14 Warwick A428 A449 A45 A6 14 Llandrindod Wells 13 A1120 A1094 New Quay Leominster M5 16 Northampton 13 A482 Tregaron A44 A44 A1304 A44 Worcester A5 15a 6 A423 A428 A422 A45 12 Cambridge A481 A44 12 15 A1198 A11 Bedford 11 A143 Synod Inn A4111 A4112 7 A46 Stratford- A509 A603 A14 Builth A417 A4538 upon-Avon A12 A134 A487 A483 A422 M40 A603 A1307 A486 Lampeter A480 A4103 A422 A1141 Wells A361 A508 10 A438 A465 A44 A421 A1092 Ipswich Cardigan A505 A475 A3400 A5 A600 A482 Llanwrtyd HR102 9 Pumsaint A470 A438 Evesham A6 A1071 11 A413 14 Wells A429 Hereford Banbury A43 A1 A505 A134 A14 A4104 8 A421 Goodwick Newcastle A 1 A1017 4 A422 13 A12 A487 A46 A507 10 Emlyn 8 HR230 Milton A10 4 Llandovery A485 HR227 A44 Keynes M1 Fishguard TalgarthA479 2 9 Felixstowe A40 A361 A131 A40 A465 A413 A421 9 A507 Crymych Brecon 12 A1124 A487 A449 A449 M50 M5 M11 Harwich Cynwyl Llangadog A4069 A49 10 A5 A137 A120 A466 HR39 HR143 A505 8 3 A435 A4421 Elfed Sennybridge 4 A38 10 Luton Bishop’s St David's A137 A478 Llandeilo A4215 Ross-on-Wye A133 A44 11 Stevenage Stortford A40 A4260 A40 A424 7 A602 A120 Carmarthen A470 11 Cheltenham A4095 8 A120 A40 A436 HR82 Colchester A40 HR78Dunstable 10a A120 A133 A483 Crickhowell 9 A418 A4146 10 A1(M) Haverfordwest St Clears A40 11a A417 A34 A41 Narberth Gloucester A40 6 Hertford A130 A484 A48 A40 Brynamman Abergavenny A131 7 Aylesbury 9 6 A4136 0 Merthyr HiR23aA48 HR136 A435 A1060 Clacton-on-Sea A474 A474 4 A4095 5 A A465 Ammanford A 12 A46 Hemel Monmouth A417 St Albans 4 A414 HR134 Milford 4075 Tydfil A4076 A477 A4066 Ebbw A40 Oxford A418 Hempstead 8 Hatfield Kidwelly A A429 3 Haven 49 A415 M10 7 Pembroke A476 Vale 13 A40 8a 7 Harlow A414 A4059 HiR514 HiR50 A361 A413 2 Pendine A469 6 A466 A48 A41 1 ChelmsfordA414 7 A10 A465 8 21 Dock 48 A416 Llanelli Aberdare A38 Cirencester 7 6a 21a 22 A4139 HR10a A40 20 6 A419 23 27 Usk A417 1 25 A130 47 45 A405 24 26 6 A113 46 A4135 High 19 M25 Pembroke Tenby HR51 Rhondda Pontypool 6 5 HR95 Brentwood 44 A449 A48 M1 A1 M11 A12 43 Neath 5 Wycombe Billericay HR52 A4074 18 M25 Enfield 5 42 4063 Cwmbran A4042 A A329 M40 17HR103 4 A128A1023 HR80b 07 Chepstow 14 A433 Rayleigh A419 Beaconsfield A355 HR8a 28 1 A48 A338 Watford Swansea 4 HR1462 M48 M25 A46 4 41 A A429 HR50a M48 M5 3 Edgware 2 4 A127 A4118 40 A4061 26 25 24 Caerphilly 1 2 A40 Ilford 29 23a 23 Port Maesteg 27 23 A403 A417 A4130 Hendon 39 Pontypridd A470 A468 HR225 A4155 1 HR50b 38 A48 28 22 21 A404 16 Basildon Talbot M4 A308(M) 1a 1 Dagenham M25 29 M4 20 A46 Swindon A4074 HR139 HR80a Southend-on-Sea Port-Eynon 36 30 NewportNewport 16 16 Maidenhead Slough A473 29a M49 A4130 A13 32 A48(M) 17 A432 15 HR93 37 35
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    Technical Note 01 Project: Highways England Spatial Planning Job No: 60600479 / DF006.001 Arrangement 2016-2020 Subject: Aquind Interconnector – SRTM Data Analysis & TA Scoping Note Review Prepared by: Andrew Cuthbert Date: 8th October 2019 Checked by: Kelly Davis Date: 10th October 2019 Verified by: Liz Judson Date: 11th October 2019 Approved by: Andrew Cuthbert Date: 14th October 2019 Executive Summary Following a review of the Solent Sub-Regional Transport Model (SRTM) Data Analysis Report, prepared by WSP in support of the proposed Aquind Interconnector on-shore works, AECOM recommend that the following information and analysis should be included in the Transport Assessment. 1. The A27/ A2030 grade separated junction should be included in the study area and the impact of the scheme at this junction should be examined. Alternatively, justification should be provided for its exclusion (para 2.13). 2. The existence or otherwise of a construction site access on the east side of the A2030, to the north of its junction with the A27 should be confirmed (para 1.10). If a site access is proposed here, further details should be provided as follows: o Its proposed layout, including HGV swept path analysis; o Its capacity tested using a PICADY model; o Confirmation that the risk of a queue back from this junction to the A27/ A2030 grade separated junction is minimal; and o If this is not the case, details of traffic management measures designed to minimise such queueing. 3. Details of the performance of the following junctions in each assessment scenario, extracted from the SRTM runs already undertaken (para 2.13): o A3/ A27 Portsbridge roundabout; o M27 Junction 12 grade separated junction; o M27 Junction 12 roundabout junction with A3 Southampton Road/ Western Road; o A3(M) Junction 4; o A3(M) Junction 5; and o The dumb-bell junction linking A3 (M) J5 with the A27 east towards Havant.
  • A Choice of Entry and Exit Points Fair Pricing

    A Choice of Entry and Exit Points Fair Pricing

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  • ABLE Marine Energy Park (AMEP) ABLE Humber Port, East Coast, UK Establishing a New Offshore Wind Cluster

    ABLE Marine Energy Park (AMEP) ABLE Humber Port, East Coast, UK Establishing a New Offshore Wind Cluster

    ABLE Marine Energy Park (AMEP) ABLE Humber Port, East Coast, UK Establishing a New Offshore Wind Cluster Information on AMEP to Support the Attraction of Offshore Wind Activity - 2021 Contents 3. Introduction 4. ABLE Marine Energy Park Aerial View 5. Location - Connectivity to Europe 6. Location - Road & Rail 7. Location - Proximity to Market 8. AMEP - The Offer 9. AMEP - Freeport Status 10. AMEP - Optimum Site Solutions 11. AMEP - Indicative Working Plan 12. AMEP - Offshore Wind Work Flow 13. Hornsea One Offshore Wind Farm 14. Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm 15. Dogger Bank Offshore Wind Farm 16. Planning - Fully Consented 17. Cost Reduction Opportunities 18. Wind Installation Vessels - Benefits 19. AMEP - Technical Specification 21. AMEP - Operating Model 22. AMEP - Competitive Advantage 23. Heavy Lift & Transport Services 24. The Humber Estuary Characteristics 25. Humber - Tees & Tyne Comparisons 27. Workforce - Productivity 28. Workforce - Availability 29. Production & Assembly - Workforce 31. Financial Support for Investment Document Reference: CM.NFE-AMEP-OSW-29 January 2021 Introduction ABLE Marine Energy Park (AMEP). Able Marine Energy Park (AMEP) is a port development on the south bank of the Humber Estuary on the East Coast of the United Kingdom. It is a nationally significant infrastructure project (NSIP) and is recognised as a core development within the UK Government Infrastructure Roadmap. The AMEP project base case involves developing Phase 1 with 1,349m of installation quays, 4no. installation yards (78.63 ha), with an additional 139 ha for manufacturer storage. It represents a singular opportunity for the UK to establish a world-scale industrial cluster and enable the UK to maximise the economic development potential provided by the combination of the emerging market and supportive policies.