Drighlington Bypass, East of the A58
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Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 28 Nov 2005
Whether a town has a bypass sometimes depends on whether an easy route is available. In this case a disused railway helped. A single carriageway has proved to be quite adequate, the queues being at the eastern end where it joins the A62 roundabout immediately after the sliproad from the M62.