the northbound carriageway definition
the northbound carriageway means the A1 northbound carriageway from a point 340 metres north of the centreline of the B6343 underbridge northwards for a distance of 2615 metres;
the northbound carriageway means the M1 Motorway northbound carriageway from a point 700 metres north of the centreline of the A637 Huddersfield Road overbridge to a point 500 metres north of the centreline of Woolley Low Moor Lane overbridge, a distance of 5200 metres;
the northbound carriageway means the northbound carriageway of the trunk road between the northbound exit slip road at Milford Interchange (A283) and a point 1000 metres north of the northbound entry slip road at Shackleford Interchange (Hurtmore Road);
More Definitions of the northbound carriageway
the northbound carriageway means the A19 northbound carriageway from the end of the existing permanent 50 mile per hour speed restriction a point 140 metres north of the centreline of Middle Engine Lane underbridge to the centreline of the southern overbridge at the A191 Holystone Interchange, a distance of 2000 metres;
the northbound carriageway means the northbound carriageway of the M1 between points –
the northbound carriageway means the A1 northbound carriageway from a point 960 metres south of the centreline of the overbridge at Stannington Interchange northwards for a distance of 3800 metres;
the northbound carriageway means the A19 northbound carriageway from the nose of the northbound exit slip road at Holystone Interchange to the nose of the northbound entry slip road at the A1056 Killingworth Interchange, a distance of 3140 metres;
the northbound carriageway means the northbound carriageway of the trunk road from its junction with the road leading to Old Ferry Road and Sheppey Way at Kingsferry junction to Cowstead roundabout (B2231);
the northbound carriageway means the A1 northbound carriageway from a point 91 metres south of the centreline of the B3645 overbridge northwards for a distance of 3441 metres;