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Preferred Route

Proposals including revision of Preferred Route

The proposed route is generally on the line of the existing A1 except for a section south of Catterick where the route is diverted to the west. This minimises impact on Marne Barracks and on the archaeology of the Scheduled Ancient Monument at Bainesse Farm. The Preferred Route has been revised to take account of this change. Motorway junctions are proposed at Dishforth, Baldersby (A61), Leeming, Catterick Central, Scotch Corner (A66) and Barton.

Revised Preferred Route Map (174KB GIF)

Previous Preferred Route Map (174KB GIF)

Other crossing points for all users, over or under the motorway, are to be provided at:

  • Rainton (existing bridge)
  • Sinderby
  • Street Lane
  • Burneston Hargill (Oak Tree underpass)
  • Gatenby
  • Londonderry
  • Bedale/Northallerton Road (A684)
  • Tickergate Lane
  • Catterick Lane/Tunstall Road
  • Catterick Road (A6136)
  • Brompton South Bridge
  • Brompton North Bridge (Station Road)
  • Catterick North Bridge

There will be crossings for pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders at Bedale Beck and Kneeton Hall.

Local access roads will be provided to meet the needs of local and non-motorway traffic at:

  • Baldersby Junction to Leeming Junction
  • Low Street to Catterick Central Junction
  • Catterick North to Scotch Corner Junction.

Motorway junctions will be lit. Overhead message signs will be introduced and environmental features will be added, including noise barriers, drainage ponds, earth mounds and landscaping.