The never-used road where the BBC crash cars @TomScottGo
The never-used road where the BBC crash cars  @TomScottGo
Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
There are lots of disused and never-used roads and bridges in the world. But the Road to Nowhere in Yate, in south-west England, does still sometimes have traffic driving on it. And crashing on it.

History reference: gazetteseries.co.uk/news/14440281.mp-luke-hall-reveals-plan-to-finally-finish-incomplete-road-to-nowhere-in-yate-30-years-after-work-first-started

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