A1 - Newcastle Western Bypass - J75 (A69) to J77 (A167/A696) скачать в хорошем качестве

A1 - Newcastle Western Bypass - J75 (A69) to J77 (A167/A696)

The A1 is the UK's longest road, running from London to Edinburgh, almost 400 miles in length, often known as the Great North Road. Most sections have been converted to motorway or dual carriageway, but there are still some lengths of single-carriageway in Scotland and the far north of England. In the Newcastle area, the original route of the A1 was right through the city centre, but in the 1970s it was re-routed through the Tyne Tunnel to the east of the city centre - a route that now carries the A19. The Newcastle Western bypass was constructed in the early 1990s. Parts are currently in the process of being widened from 2 to 3 lanes in both directions. This video shows a northbound journey along the A1 Newcastle Western Bypass - from Junction 75 with the A69 leading over the Pennines to Junction 77 with the A167 and A696 - one of the main routes from Newcastle to Edinburgh to the north and leading into Newcastle City Centre from the North in the opposite direction.