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M25 Heathrow Terminal 5
M25 Heathrow Terminal 5
- Status
- Completed
- Located in
- Area 5
- Scheme type
- Other
The Project
The construction of Stage 2 of the M25 Spur Road, a dedicated free-flow access to Terminal 5 (T5) at Heathrow Airport.
T5 Spur Road Details
The proposed Spur Road will connect T5 at Heathrow Airport to the widened M25 motorway. The road will be of motorway standard with dual two-lane carriageways, hard shoulders and a statutory speed limit of 40 mph. The Spur Road will start from a new roundabout located above the airport's Western Perimeter Road which will be built as part of the T5 development.
From this roundabout the road will pass over Stanwell Moor Road (A3044) and cross the valley of the River Colne on an east-west alignment to the north of Bedford Court Estate. The existing interchange at M25 Junction 14 will be extended, both to the north and south, to accommodate free-flow connections between the Spur Road and the M25.
What's going on at the moment?
The T5 Spur Road is now complete but currently only open to contractors displaying a blue pass. The road will be open to the public when the new Heathrow Terminal 5 building is completed in April 2008.
Funding
This part of the Balfour Beatty contract is being funded by Heathrow Airport Limited.
