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New grade-separated junctions 2.15 The plan should show the full extent of the new trunk road line and slip roads as solid black lines, and to show the existing roundabout and connecting roads as new highways with black and white dashes. Numbering and lettering Line Order 2.16 The start and end points of the new trunk road should be lettered A and B (and the route and distance will be described in the line Order Schedule). Where there are a number of sections, the lettering will continue C - D, E - F etc, working across the plan from left to right. Slip roads will be numbered 1, 2 etc (and also described in the Line Order Schedule). Detrunking Order 2.17 The route to be detrunked should be marked with broad black dashes and lettered at either end of each section of detrunking (and the route and distance will be described in the detrunking Order Schedule). Care should be taken to identify the precise extent of the route to be detrunked to ensure that the whole route is included. 2.18 Where a section of trunk road is to be stopped up there is no requirement to include it in the detrunking Order. On occasion, it may be appropriate to close a part width of a trunk road whilst detrunking the remainder, for example where one carriageway of an existing trunk road will be retained as a local road but the other is being stopped up. 2.19 On the detrunking Order plan, the treatment is to show the existing roundabout to the point where it links to the local road network as ‘road ceasing to be trunk road’. Trunking Order 2.20 Trunking is handled in a similar way to detrunking. It is shown by an open ladder marking and lettered at each end of the section to be trunked. 11
New bridges over Navigable Waters and Diversion of Navigable Waters 2.21 Guidance on plans for bridging navigable waters and for diversion of navigable waters is given in Section 6. 12
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