Fantasy Road System

Fantasy Road System

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revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

80 months

Friday 2nd February 2018
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Was browsing SABRE forum and noticed they had a fantasy road section and wondered what mine would look like for Britain and Ireland so made it. A coastal high speed motorway always appealed to me.

The key is -

Dark Blue = 8 lanes / 100mph / Motorway Classification

Light Blue = 6 lanes / 70mph / Dual carriageway classification

I think this could help solve a lot of traffic flow problems, might cost a bit though.

vonhosen

40,233 posts

217 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Your fantasy roads are motorways!

Doofus

25,813 posts

173 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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revvingit said:
Was browsing SABRE forum and noticed they had a fantasy road section and wondered what mine would look like for Britain and Ireland so made it. A coastal high speed motorway always appealed to me.

The key is -

Dark Blue = 8 lanes / 100mph / Motorway Classification

Light Blue = 6 lanes / 70mph / Dual carriageway classification

I think this could help solve a lot of traffic flow problems, might cost a bit though.
Do you think... you know... do you think you're alright?

revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

80 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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vonhosen said:
Your fantasy roads are motorways!
Could you tell me where this magical motorway I can do 100mph on is?

revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

80 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Doofus said:
Do you think... you know... do you think you're alright?
I am perfectly fine thanks for asking. I'm simply presenting my plan for new roads if unlimited money were available?

Evanivitch

20,075 posts

122 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Even in a fantasy you can't solve the road link between North and South Wales.

ciege

424 posts

99 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Sweet

However might I be so bold to suggest if money no object, rather than buggering about going out to sea, we build multiple height motorways??


revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

80 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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ciege said:
Sweet

However might I be so bold to suggest if money no object, rather than buggering about going out to sea, we build multiple height motorways??
Multiple height motorways are ugly, whereas a sea bridge is much nicer. Could build a few towns out there as well to make them more useful.

Johnnytheboy

24,498 posts

186 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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You've built a motorway pretty much through my house, so that's a no from me.

Compounded by the fact that your motorways don't seem to go between places where lots of people live.

revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

80 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Johnnytheboy said:
You've built a motorway pretty much through my house, so that's a no from me.

Compounded by the fact that your motorways don't seem to go between places where lots of people live.
Sorry about that, I mean it's a rough guide though so your house could be saved, or they could be elevated.

They are in addition to current motorways which cover places lots of people live, just an additional way of getting traffic around. This should actually take a lot of load of the existing motorways as if you're going from Newcastle to London you could still use the A1/M1 but if you could now also use two new alternative routes, similarly for many places across the country.

Mexman

2,442 posts

84 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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And you have single handedly destroyed the whole coastline of the UK by building a motorway all around the perimeter.
Thanks, I'm out...

revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

80 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Mexman said:
And you have single handedly destroyed the whole coastline of the UK by building a motorway all around the perimeter.
Thanks, I'm out...
It wouldn't be on the coastline though, it would be on land and set away in. There's roads by much of the current coastline as it is anyway and people still use those beaches. It's not going to ruin our beaches, the one out at sea won't be visible either.

Chainsaw Rebuild

2,006 posts

102 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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I have a contrasting system, I think its clearly much better. Firstly every single road will be brought up to a very good standard and every manhole cover will receive a high grip coating. This will be paid for by taxing people who irritate me.

Then every other Sunday morning until 12 noon everyone, literally everyone who isn't me or one of my guests, has to stay off the roads.

Then myself and perhaps my guests will be free to ride our bikes and/or drive our cars as fast as we jolly well like. We will be followed by an air ambulance just in case.

Evanivitch

20,075 posts

122 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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revvingit said:
It wouldn't be on the coastline though, it would be on land and set away in. There's roads by much of the current coastline as it is anyway and people still use those beaches. It's not going to ruin our beaches, the one out at sea won't be visible either.
Are you familiar with the Gower Peninsula?

wwpaddler

16 posts

74 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Not sure (the North of) Scotland needs all those 8 lane motorways. Do you realise how few people live in the wilderness between Thurso and Fort William?

anonymous-user

54 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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How significant are the traffic problems on the west coast of Ireland thsee days?

elanfan

5,520 posts

227 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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Revvin Git do you mind me asking how ok'd you are?

Riley Blue

20,955 posts

226 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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elanfan said:
Revvin Git do you mind me asking how ok'd you are?
I've noticed his late night posts tend to indicate a degree of 'enhancement'. hippy

Wooda80

1,743 posts

75 months

Saturday 3rd February 2018
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What is in the middle of the Irish Sea / Bristol Channel / Atlantic Ocean that means that the road between Penzance and Waterford has to have a massive S-bend in it?

elanfan

5,520 posts

227 months

Monday 5th February 2018
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Riley Blue said:
elanfan said:
Revvin Git do you mind me asking how ok'd you are?
I've noticed his late night posts tend to indicate a degree of 'enhancement'. hippy
If he's not a schoolboy I'd be surprised, at least somewhat immature.