A428 ROAD

'A428 Road'
Eastbound exits	Junction	Westbound exits
'West Midlands'
''Start of road''	Coventry	'A4600' Coventry
'A444' Nuneaton, Burton upon Trent	Coventry	'A444' Nuneaton, Burton upon Trent
'A4082'	Coventry	'A4082'
River Sowe
'A46' Coventry Eastern Bypass	Coventry	'A46' Coventry Eastern Bypass
'Warwickshire'
River Avon
'A426' Leicester	Rugby	'A4071' Princethorpe
Short (250 m) concurrency with A426
'A4071' Princethorpe	Rugby	'A426' Southam
Oxford Canal
'Northamptonshire'
'A5' London, Holyhead	Daventry	'A5' London, Holyhead
'A5'	Daventry	'A5'
'M1' London, Leeds	M1 J18	'M1' London, Leeds
Grand Union Canal
'A4500'	Northampton	'A4500'
'A5080'	Northampton	'A5080'
'A5123', 'A508' Market Harborough	Northampton Ring Road	'A5123', 'A508' Market Harborough
'A508' Swan Valley	Northampton Ring Road	'A508' Swan Valley
'A5120'	Northampton Ring Road	'A5120'
'A4501'	Northampton	'A4501'
'A45' Thrapston	Nene Valley	'A45' Thrapston
'Bedfordshire'
'A509' Kettering, Milton Keynes	Warrington Toll Bar roundabout, Bedford	'A509' Kettering, Milton Keynes
River Great Ouse
'A422' Milton Keynes	Bedford	'A422' Milton Keynes
'A5134' Kempston	Bedford	'A5134' Kempston
River Great Ouse
'A5141'	Bedford	'A5141'
'A6' Carlisle, London	Bedford	'A6' Carlisle, London
'A5140'	Bedford	'A5140'
'A421' Buckingham	Bedford	'A421' Buckingham
5-mile (8 km) concurrency with A421
'A1' London, A421 Buckingham	Black Cat Roundabout	'A1' London, 'A421' Buckingham
1.5-mile (2.4 km) concurrency with A1
'A1' London, Edinburgh	Wyboston	'A1' London, Edinburgh
'Cambridgeshire'
River Great Ouse
'A1198' London, Huntingdon	Caxton Gibbet roundabout	'A1198' London, Huntingdon
local roads	Cambourne	local roads
Hardwick, Dry Drayton, Caldecote	Hardwick	Hardwick, Dry Drayton, Caldecote
'A1303' Cambridge	Madingley	No exit
'A14'	Girton	''Start of road''

The 'A428 road' is a major road in central and eastern England. It connects the cities of Coventry and Cambridge by way of the county towns of Northampton and Bedford.

Contents

Route

References

Route

From west to east:

★ Coventry

★ Binley

★ A46 Coventry Eastern Bypass

★ Binley Woods

★ Brandon

★ Bretford where it connects with the Fosse Way to cross the Warwickshire Avon

★ Church Lawford

★ New Bilton

★ Rugby

★ Hillmorton

★ M1 junction 18

★ Crick (bypassed)

★ West Haddon (bypassed)

★ Harlestone

★ New Duston

★ Northampton

★ Little Houghton (the two-mile £1.4m bypass opened in December 1979)

★ Brafield-on-the-Green

★ Yardley Hastings

★ Lavendon

★ Cold Brayfield

★ Turvey

★ Bromham (the two-mile £4.8m bypass opened in September 1986)

★ Biddenham

★ Bedford

★ east of Bedford there is a concurrency with the A421, bypassing Great Barford and Roxton (bypass opened on August 24 2006), then the dual-carriageway A1 bypassing Wyboston north of which it regains its identity striking east from the A1

★ The three-mile St Neots bypass opened in December 1985 as the A45.

★ Croxton

★ Eltisley

★ Caxton Gibbet: A two-lane dual carriageway opened in May 2007 after widening works started by the Highways Agency in August 2005, linking this point to a grade-separated junction at Hardwick (about 8 km further east).

★ Cambourne: Bypassed by a 2 km stretch of dual carriageway opened in May 2003.

★ Hardwick: A grade-separated junction leading to Hardwick, Caldecote and Scotland Road to Dry Drayton.

★ Madingley interchange, where traffic for Cambridge City Centre takes the A1303, crossing the M11 at junction 13

★ Girton interchange (no exit eastbound), where traffic joins first from the M11 junction 14 and then from the trunk A14 road junction 31; the A428 then ends, merging into the A14

References

★ Google Maps

★ Map24