article_snippet: Motorists will get new ‘mini-motorways’ as part of a £15billion overhaul of the nation
article_snippet: The first group of nine expressways is expected to include the A303 and A30 from the junction with the M3 in Hampshire to Exeter.
article_snippet: The A1 north of Newcastle, which motorists have long campaigned to be made into a motorway, is another, as is the A14 from Huntingdon to Cambridgeshire.
article_snippet: A dual carriageway is planned for ‘the entire A303 from the M3 to the M5 at Taunton’, as well as building a tunnel as the road passes Stonehenge.
article_snippet: There will also be a new bypass on the A27 at Arundel together with improvements at Worthing and Lancing in West Sussex.
article_snippet: Also featuring will be construction of the Mottram Moor link road together with overtaking and safety improvements and duelling the A61 to improve Trans-Pennine connectivity.
article_snippet: A range of duelling and junction improvement schemes on the A47/A12 corridor supporting growth at Peterborough, Norwich, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft is also planned.
article_snippet: Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft will be built so that ‘traffic on the main road can pass over or under roundabouts without stopping’.