This road was designated as a major road during road classification in 1922, and originally carried the number A14.[2] When the M11 motorway was completed in February 1980, and traffic was encouraged to follow the new motorway and the Via Devana (then the A604, now the A1307 and A14 roads) instead.[3] By 1991, most of the former A14 was renumbered as the A1198, with short section of the route from Huntingdon to Alconbury being renumbered as a spur of the A604.[4]
21st centuryEdit
In August 2010, Cambridgeshire County Council announced the reduction of the road's speed limit from NSL (60 mph) to 50 mph in areas where concern was raised over the safety of traffic.[1] By 2020 some residential and industrial developments had urbanised sections of the road.
a1198, road, a1198, road, cambridgeshire, england, which, runs, between, a505, royston, a1307, outskirts, huntingdon, a1198a, bend, a1198, great, north, road, ermine, street, major, junctionssouth, enda505, road, near, roystonmajor, intersectionsa505, a603, a4. The A1198 is a road in Cambridgeshire England which runs between the A505 at Royston and the A1307 on the outskirts of Huntingdon A1198A bend in the A1198 Old Great North Road Ermine Street Major junctionsSouth endA505 road near RoystonMajor intersectionsA505 A603 A428 A14 A1307North endGodmanchester near HuntingdonLocationCountryUnited KingdomConstituent countryEnglandPrimarydestinationsRoystonCambourneGodmanchesterRoad networkRoads in the United KingdomMotorways A and B road zones Contents 1 Settlements along route 2 History 2 1 Roman Road 2 2 20th century 2 3 21st century 3 ReferencesSettlements along route EditRoyston Kneesworth Waddon Gap Arrington Caxton Cambourne Papworth Everard GodmanchesterHistory EditRoman Road Edit The road follows the route of Ermine Street between the A505 at Royston Hertfordshire and Godmanchester near Huntingdon 1 20th century Edit This road was designated as a major road during road classification in 1922 and originally carried the number A14 2 When the M11 motorway was completed in February 1980 and traffic was encouraged to follow the new motorway and the Via Devana then the A604 now the A1307 and A14 roads instead 3 By 1991 most of the former A14 was renumbered as the A1198 with short section of the route from Huntingdon to Alconbury being renumbered as a spur of the A604 4 21st century Edit In August 2010 Cambridgeshire County Council announced the reduction of the road s speed limit from NSL 60 mph to 50 mph in areas where concern was raised over the safety of traffic 1 By 2020 some residential and industrial developments had urbanised sections of the road References EditKML file edit help Template Attached KML A1198 roadKML is from Wikidata a b Cambridgeshire County Council 13 March 2012 A amp B ROAD SPEED LIMIT REVIEW Retrieved 18 December 2012 List of Class I and Class II roads and numbers HMSO 1923 Retrieved 18 December 2012 Collins Road Atlas of Great Britain 1982 Retrieved 18 December 2012 1 250 000 Road Atlas Ordnance Survey 1991 Retrieved 18 December 2012 nbsp This England road or road transport related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title A1198 road amp oldid 1147765269, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
