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A64

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About the Road

The A64 is the main trunk route across North Yorkshire, taking traffic from the M62 and Leeds over to York and the East Coast at Scarborough. The road follows the course of an old Roman Road that heads towards Bridlington from Chester, and forms the main route for the busy Yorkshire Coastliner bus service.

Facts and Figures

starts at:	Scarborough
primary destinations en route:	York Tadcaster
finishes at:	Leeds
length:	70 miles
motorway junctions:	A1(M), A64(M)
primary route junctions:	A170, A1237 (twice), A166, A1079, A19, A1, A6120, A63
E-Roads:	none

Construction History

1976	York Bypass opened
1979	Malton Bypass opened
1978	Tadcaster Bypass opened
1988	Seamer and Crossgates Bypass opened
1999	Bramham Crossroads improvements (with A1(M) opening)
2005	Bilborough Grade Separation opened

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