28th August 2010
I apologise if this is getting a bit tedious, but this is now the third week where there's only updates to the Motorway Database for you to enjoy. I won't bore you with the excuses but suffice to say I'd like to do something different for next week's update.
Anyway, this has to be done and it's fixing the eight-year-old problem of upside-down motorways, so it's good news really. This week the M6 Toll, ex-M10, M11, M18, M23, M25, M26 and M27 have stylish new exit lists, and three of those have been turned around to put north at the top. Excellent. (If you missed the fun a couple of weeks ago, you'll find the exit list itself looks the same, but there are now individual pages for each junction, and a search function to find them all. It's been getting me hot under the collar for a few weeks now.)
Missed last week? See the list of updates.
Recently updated in Futures... M56 J7 Bowden View Bridge Replacement (1/09/10)
A90 Balmedie - Tipperty (29/08/10) M1 Widening J21-29 (Leicester-Chesterfield) (29/08/10) |
Latest in Bad Junctions...A1-B1081 Chris M has an idea: "As a partial solution, it doesn\'t look like reinstating the historic line of the..."
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