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Page: Carlisle City Council » Transport and streets » Roads, highways and pavements » Road markings and signage - red routes

Road markings and signage - red routes

red routes

The red route is a network of 580km of London's roads, which carry 35 per cent of the city's traffic. Free-flowing traffic on these roads is essential to keep London moving - parking on the red route causes jams and clogs up the system.

For more information on Red Routes please vist the London Transport website.

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