B Roads
| Road Number | Location | Trespassed zone(s) |
Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| B197 | Hertfordshire | Zone 6 | The B197 was formerly part of the A1 |
| B316 | London | Zone 4 | A4 rerouted |
| B325 | London | Zone 4 | A4 rerouted |
| B455 | London | Zone 3 | |
| B470 | Windsor and Maidenhead | Zone 3 | |
| B576 | Northamptonshire | Zone 6 | A6 rerouted |
| B645 | Northamptonshire | Zone 5 | A6 rerouted |
| B855 | Highland | Zone 9 | The A9 was rerouted west of this road, to end at Scrabster. |
| B876 | Highland | Zone 9 | The A9 was rerouted west of this road, to end at Scrabster. |
| B1043 | Cambridgeshire | Zone 6 | The B1043 was formerly part of the A1. |
| B1164 | Nottinghamshire | Zone 6 | The B1164 was formerly part of the A1. |
| B1198 | Durham | Zone 6 | In County Durham the original A1 route (now A167), not the A1(M) motorway, forms the zone boundary. |
| B1217 | Leeds | Zone 6 | extended along old A642 when M1 extended |
| B1224 | North Yorkshire | Zone 6 | In County Durham the original A1 route (now A167), not the A1(M) motorway, forms the zone boundary. |
| B1284 | Durham | Zone 6 | In County Durham the original A1 route (now A167), not the A1(M) motorway, forms the zone boundary. |
| B1350 | Edinburgh | Zone 9 | Although the B1350 is a continuation of London Road the remaining mile of the A1 is to the south at this point. |
| B3000 | Surrey | Zone 2 | A3 rerouted |
| B3004 | Hampshire | Zone 2 | |
| B3006 | Hampshire | Zone 2 | |
| B4640 | West Berkshire | Zone 3 | |
| B4666 | Hinckley, Leicestershire | Zone 5 | The B4666 was formerly part of the A47. |
| B4667 | Hinckley, Leicestershire | Zone 5 | The B4667 was formerly part of the A447. |
| B4668 | Hinckley, Leicestershire | Zone 5 | The B4668 was formerly part of the A47. |
| B4669 | Leicestershire | Zone 5 | |
| B5060 | Telford | Zone 4 | |
| B5061 | Shropshire | Zone 4 | |
| B5070 | Wrexham | Zone 4 | The B5070 was formerly part of the A5. |
| B5072 | Telford | Zone 4 | |
| B5444 | Swansea | Zone 4 | There was previously, and still is, a B5444 in Mold, suggesting this numbering is also erroneous. |
| B5477 | Shropshire | Zone 4 | This was, until renumbered in 2004, the northern section of the B4370 (Little Stretton - Church Stretton - All Stretton). |
| B6241 | Preston, Lancashire | Zone 5 | The B6241 was extended west of the A6. |
| B6280 | Darlington | Zone 1 | In County Durham the original A1 route (now A167), not the A1(M) motorway, forms the zone boundary. |
| B6291 | Durham | Zone 1 | The original section within Zone 6 was renumbered to become an extension of the A688. |
| B6420 | Nottinghamshire | Zone 1 | The A1 was re-routed, leaving its start-point out of zone. |
| B6469 | Manchester | Zone 5 | |
| B6541 | Middlesbrough | Zone 1 | The B6541 was formerly part of the A66. |
| B7201 | Dumfries and Galloway | Zone 6 | The B7201 was formerly part of the A7 before bypass of Canonbie; was B720 beforehand. |
| B9080 | West Lothian | Zone 8 | The B9080 was formerly part of the A9. |
| B9150 | Highland | Zone 8 | The B9150 was formerly part of the A9. |
| B9163 | Highland | Zone 8 | A9 rerouted |
| B9164 | Highland | Zone 8 | A9 rerouted |
| B9169 | Highland | Zone 8 | A9 rerouted |
| B9176 | Highland | Zone 8 | The B9176 was formerly part of the A9 |
| B9177 | Highland | Zone 8 | The B9177 was formerly part of the A9 |
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“Other roads do some violence to Nature, and bring the traveler to stare at her, but the river steals into the scenery it traverses without intrusion, silently creating and adorning it, and is as free to come and go as the zephyr.”
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