M60 Motorway
M60 Motorway
M60 Traffic News. UK Traffic News page dedicated to M60 traffic news and M60 traffic reports, M60 traffic updates. News about M60 Motorway delays, roadworks and accidents.
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Information About the M60 Motorway
The M60 motorway is 35 miles (56 km) is a circular ring road around Greater Manchester in the North West of England.
The M60 is one of Britain's busiest motorways.
Stockport, Junctions 1 and 27, is on the east side of the ring road motorway, Junctions 3/4 and 5 link to the M56 which heads south west toward North Wales, Junction 12 joins the M62 heading west to Liverpool, Junction 14/15 link to the M61 heading north west to the M6 past Chorley, Junction 18 joins the M66 heading north towards the M56.
The M60 was formed between between 1960 and 2000 and parts of the M60 were originally part of the M62, M63 and M66.
The first UK road to be built to motorway standard was the Preston Bypass which later became part of the M6.
M60 Motorway Traffic News & M60 Traffic Reports
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