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Old 14th July 2003, 05:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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John Rowland wrote:
> Is my memory playing tricks, or was some or all of this a
> dual carriageway twenty years ago? If so, why was it
> singled?


If you mean Whitton Ave, in Sudbury/Greenford/Northolt, then I used to live
in the area and have no memory of it beiing dual.


 
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Old 14th July 2003, 06:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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> If you mean Whitton Ave, in Sudbury/Greenford/Northolt, then I used
> to live in the area and have no memory of it beiing dual.


I still do live in that area -- like 150 yards off Whitton Avenue East.
I've lived there 22 years and known the area for something more like
26-27 years. In that time I don't recall any of Whitton Avenue ever
being dual carriageway.

But it is a good wide road, now made narrow by people parking both sides
(mostly the house owners who are too lazy to use their rear access) and
the council putting silly bollards in the middle of the road -- could
this be deceiving you?


*Keith*
 
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Old 16th July 2003, 05:29 PM   #3 (permalink)
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and seems to be a favourite road for learner drivers to use, plus
there is the horrible traffic light crossing Greenford Road.

Whitton Avenue East/West is an A-road and as such can hardly be
described as a rat-run but it does sometimes act as a relief road to
the parallel A40.
 
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Old 16th July 2003, 06:25 PM   #4 (permalink)
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> Whitton Avenue East/West is an A-road and as such can hardly be
> described as a rat-run


No it is a main road ... the rats run down my road to avoid those
lights. :-(

*Keith*
 
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kcm@cix.co.uk (Keith Marshall) wrote in message news:<memo.20030716232555.1052E@kcm.compulink.co.u k>...
> > Whitton Avenue East/West is an A-road and as such can hardly be
> > described as a rat-run

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> No it is a main road ... the rats run down my road to avoid those
> lights. :-(
>
> *Keith*



I don't mind it when the rats run. I only object when they crawl, or
have to stop and pull in to give way to oncoming rats.
 
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