Written question asked by John Garrett (Labour), in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Wednesday, 26 February 1997. It was answered by John Watts (Conservative) on Wednesday, 26 February 1997 on behalf of the Department of Transport.

Dept of Transport

Question: If he will list the roads in England which have been designated part of the Trans European Networks which are not currently dualled; and what percentage these non-dualled roads are of the total mileage of the Trans European Networks within England. - Includes available figures.

Answer: Mr. Garrett: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list the roads in England which have been designated part of the trans-European networks which are not currently dualled; and what percentage these non-dualled roads are of the total mileage of the trans-European networks within England. [17311] Mr. Watts: The trans-European road network within the United Kingdom is 4,111 miles long. Of that length, 1,220 miles--29.7 per cent.--are single carriageway. Figures for the constituent parts of the United Kingdom are not readily available.

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