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M32 motorway - Definition and Overview
The motorway runs through a green corridor between Junctions 1 and 2. This photo looks north during peak northbound (leaving city) traffic.
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The motorway runs through a green corridor between Junctions 1 and 2. This photo looks north during peak northbound (leaving city) traffic.

The M32 motorway is the main artery road in Bristol, England. Starting at Junction 19 of the M4, it runs south past Filton, Frenchay, Horfield, Lockleaze, Easton and St Pauls and into the centre of Bristol. At approximately 5 miles (8 km) long, it is one of Britain's shortest motorways, with only three junctions. At junction 3 the motorway feeds into the A4032 trunk road in the city centre. It is a two lane motorway and has a 60 mph speed limit from junction 2 onwards.

Junctions

  1. Frenchay & Filton
  2. Horfield
  3. Bristol city centre

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