National Highways

Formerly the Highways Agency (1994-2015) and Highways England (2015-2021).

A34 Bath Road Junction

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Route
A34
Name
Bath Road Junction
Highway Authority
National Highways
Location type
Non-standard interchange

A34 Milton Interchange

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Route
A34
Name
Milton Interchange
Highway Authority
National Highways
Location type
Roundabout Interchange

A34 North Hinksey Junction

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Route
A34
Name
North Hinksey Junction
Highway Authority
National Highways
Location type
LILO

A34 Botley Interchange

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Route
A34
Name
Botley Interchange
Highway Authority
National Highways
Location type
Roundabout Interchange

A34 Islip Junction

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Route
A34
Name
Islip Junction
Highway Authority
National Highways
Location type
Non-standard interchange

A34 Weston Services

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Route
A34
Name
Weston Services
Highway Authority
National Highways
Location type
Service area only

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