Crossbush By-Pass
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Crossbush By-Pass
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 13 Apr 2009
The old route of the A27 would have branched off to the right at the white building just visible beyond the rape plants lining the crash barrier. The new route was the beginning of a full Arundel by-pass that only got as far as the junction with the A284. At present the scheme to take it across the river south of Arundel has been put on hold until 2016 which means another 7 years of notorious bottlenecks and snarl ups.
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Image Location
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