Westway

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Westway is an elevated urban motorway in west London that forms a major part of the A40 route into the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf elevated motorway
road in London
category Elevated roads in the United Kingdom
Streets in the City of Westminster
Streets in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
connects London suburbs to central London via A40
constructionStart 1964
country United Kingdom
crosses Grand Union Canal
West London line
surface form: West London railway lines
designedFor high‑speed motor traffic
featuredIn London urban planning debates of the 1960s and 1970s
forms major part of the A40 route into central London
hasAdjacent World's End Estate
surface form: Westway Estate

Westway Sports Centre
hasJunctionWith A219
A3220
A404
West Cross Route
hasLanes dual carriageway
knownFor being one of the few elevated motorways in inner London
controversial construction through North Kensington
length approximately 2.5 miles
locatedIn London, England
surface form: London

West London
maintainedBy Transport for London
opened 1970
parallelTo Hammersmith & City line
surface form: Hammersmith and City line (in parts)
partOf A40 road NERFINISHED
London strategic road network
surface form: London Inner Ring Road network (historical planning context)
passesThrough North Kensington
Paddington
Shepherd’s Bush
surface form: Shepherd's Bush
roadNumber A40
roadType urban motorway
speedLimit generally 40–50 mph
structureType elevated road
terminusDirectionEast near Paddington
terminusDirectionWest near White City

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