Hagden Lane at the junction of Tolpits Lane
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Hagden Lane at the junction of Tolpits Lane
Image: © David Howard Taken: 6 Sep 2012
Hagden Lane is one of the worst roads to navigate in Britain, it turns three 90 degree corners and as you can see barely a signpost to be seen. There is rarely a time in the daytime when it's not jammed in one direction or the other, as it funnels all the traffic in and out of Watford from the west not heading to Croxley.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.649107
Longitude
-0.413938
