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The coming of the motorways to Britain really began back in 1949 with the passing of the Special Roads Act.
For the first time in the history of British transport restrictions were placed upon the users of particular routes. The new rules included no stopping on the highway, no parked vehicles, no learner drivers, no reversing or U turns and no cyclists. |
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The M1 Motorway taken on a Saturday morning in December 2000. This photograph was taken from Junction 14, Newport Pagnell. | |||||||||