Route
| A12 Road | ||
| Northbound exits | Junction | Southbound exits |
| Essex | ||
| M25, Brentwood A1023 | 11 (M25 J28 - Brook Street) | M25, Brentwood A1023 |
| Brentwood A1023, Mountnessing B1002 | 12 (Mountnessing Marylands) | Brentwood A1023, Mountnessing B1002 |
| No Exit | 13 (Trueloves) | Ingatestone B1002 |
| Margaretting | 14 (Furze Hill) | No Exit |
| Chelmsford A414, Margaretting B1002 | 15 (Webb’s Farm) | Chelmsford A414, Margaretting B1002 |
| B1007 | 16 (Stock Road) | B1007 |
| A130, Chelmsford A1114 | 17 (Howe Green) | A130, Chelmsford A1114 |
| A414 | 18 (Sandon) | A414 |
| No Exit | 19 (Boreham) | Chelmsford A138 |
| Hatfield Peverel | 20a (Hatfield Peveral South) | No Exit |
| No Exit | 20b (Hatfield Peveral North) | Hatfield Peverel |
| Witham B1389 | 21 (Lynfield Motors) | No Exit |
| No Exit | 22 (Coleman's) | Witham B1389 |
| Kelvedon B1024 | 23 (Kelvedon South) | No Exit |
| No Exit | 24 (Kelvedon North) | Kelvedon B1024 |
| Braintree, Stansted A120, B1408 | 25 (Marks Tey) | Braintree, Stansted A120, B1408 |
| A1124 | 26 (Eight Ash Green) | A1124 |
| Colchester A133 | 27 (Spring Lane) | No Exit |
| Colchester (North) | 28 (Colchester North) | Colchester (North) |
| Harwich, Clacton A120, Colchester A1232 | 29 (Ardleigh Crown) | Harwich, Clacton A120, Colchester A1232 |
| Suffolk | ||
| B1029 | 30 (Park Lane Birchwood) | B1029 |
| East Bergholt | 31 | East Bergholt |
| Capel St. Mary | 32a (Capel St. Mary South) | Capel St. Mary |
| C475 London Road | 32b (Bentley Longwood) | C475 London Road |
| London, Ipswich A14, A1214 | 33 (A14 J55 - Copdock Mill) | End of concurrency with A14 |
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