Brock (reference to badger, reflecting M20 barrier system nickname)

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Brock is a nickname derived from the Old English word for badger, used informally to refer to the M20 motorway’s barrier system and the associated Operation Brock traffic management scheme.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road traffic control nickname
traffic management scheme nickname
appliedTo M20 motorway barrier system
contraflow lane arrangement on the M20
movable concrete barrier system
appliesToSection M20 between junctions used for Operation Brock
associatedWith Operation Brock traffic management scheme
cross-Channel traffic disruption
freight traffic to Dover and Eurotunnel
country United Kingdom
etymologicallyDerivedFrom Old English word for badger
hasInformalStatus informal nickname
languageOfOrigin Old English
locatedInRegion Kent NERFINISHED
locatedOn M20 motorway NERFINISHED
mediaDescriptionAs Brock barrier
Brock contraflow system NERFINISHED
namingMotivation play on the word Brock in Operation Brock
reference to badger as a burrowing animal
nicknameFor M20 contraflow barrier system NERFINISHED
partOf Operation Brock NERFINISHED
refersTo Operation Brock NERFINISHED
relatedTo Operation Stack NERFINISHED
semanticReference badger
usedBy Highways authorities in England
media
road users
usedFor maintaining traffic flow on the M20
managing traffic during disruption at Channel ports
separating freight and non-freight traffic
usedInContextOf M20 motorway in Kent, England
usedSince late 2010s

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Operation Brock namedAfter Brock (reference to badger, reflecting M20 barrier system nickname)