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Paul Cummins[_3_] · January 19th 10, 10:46 AM posted to uk.transport.london

In article ,
() wrote:

The shortest motorway in the country seems to be the A635(M) in
Manchester. A motorway for a whole 300m.

But they were all motorway-class A roads, not true motorways!

They are all "special roads" under the 1954? act. They are motorways by
virtue of being designated as such.

So - regardless of their alpha-numeric designation, they are motorways.

Would you even try to suggest that the A74(M) isn't a motorway?

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Paul Cummins - Always a NetHead
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