M6, and the M6 Toll. The A55 route in North Wales is now the usual way to get from Chirk to Holyhead, avoiding the mountainous A5 route through Snowdonia and instead going via the much gentler Cheshire Plain and along the coast. Junction list First segment Second segment Road safety In June 2008, a stretch of the A5 between Daventry and Rugby was named as the most dangerous road in the East Midlands. This single carriageway stretch had fifteen fatal and serious injury collisions between 2004 and 2006, and was rated as 'red'—the second highest risk band—in the EuroRAP report publish by the Road Safety Foundation. Gallery See also A5 road (Isle of Man) A5 road (Northern Ireland) Trunk roads in Wales References External links Society for All British Road Enthusiasts entry for the A5 Road to Nowhere: A5 Nesscliffe bypass opened 21 March 2003. Milestonesweb entry EuroRAP GB Tracking Survey Results 2008 Road Safety Foundation 1815–1830 reports of Select Committees on roads to Holyhead digitised by Enhanced British Parliamentary Papers On Ireland Roads in England Roads in Anglesey Streets in the London Borough of Barnet Transport in Bedfordshire Streets in the London Borough of Brent Transport in Buckinghamshire Streets in the London Borough of Camden Roads in Denbighshire Streets in the London Borough of Harrow Transport in Leicestershire Roads in Shropshire Transport in Staffordshire Roads in Warwickshire Streets in the City of Westminster Roads in Milton Keynes Transport in Walsall Works of Thomas Telford Roads in Gwynedd