A282 road

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A282 road
Looking across the toll booths on the A282 at the Dartford Crossing.
Length (miles) 6.0
Length (km) 9.6
Direction North - South
Start Darenth
Primary
destinations1
Dartford Crossing
End Thurrock
Construction began 1936
Construction ended 1991
Roads joined M25 motorway
A1090 road
A1306 road
A2 road
A206 road
A296 road
Euroroute(s)
Notes
  1. Primary destinations as specified by the Department for Transport.

The A282 is a road (also known as the Canterbury Way) that crosses the River Thames between Essex and Kent in England. It forms part of the London Orbital connecting junctions 2 and 31 of the M25, and a part of the unsigned Euroroute E15. It has junctions numbered to fit inside the sequence of the M25. It is an all-purpose A road, not a motorway, so as to provide a river crossing for traffic without restrictions. Pedestrians and cyclists are carried across by a shuttle.

[edit] Junctions

A282 Road
Northbound exits Junction Southbound exits
Road continues as M25 to Stansted Airport M25 J30 Thurrock (Lakeside), Tilbury A13
Dagenham (A1306, A126, A1090)
Thurrock services
Docklands, Thurrock (Lakeside), Tilbury A13 End of motorway
Start of M25 motorway No exit
South Ockendon, Dagenham A1306
Purfleet A1090
Thurrock services
Non-motorway traffic
M25 J31 No exit
Tunnel Bridge
Toll booth
Erith A206 J1a Swanscombe A206
No exit J1b Dartford A225
Start of Road M25 J2
Darenth Interchange
London, Canterbury A2, (M2)
Non-motorway traffic
London (South East), Canterbury A2, (M2)
Dartford (A225)
Road continues as M25
to Gatwick Airport

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