We Won the War but Lost Out On Roads ; Plans Are to Be Drawn Up to Alleviate Traffic Problems in Sidbury. These Problems Are Not Only Confined to Sidbury but Affect the Whole Length of the A375 From Sidford to Honiton, and Almost Every Road in Britain.

Express & Echo (Exeter, UK) › May 16, 2009

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Plans are to be drawn up to alleviate traffic problems in Sidbury. These problems are not only confined to Sidbury but affect the whole length of the A375 from Sidford to Honiton, and almost every road in Britain.

Before the 1939-45 war, and for a few years afterwards, the "construction and use of heavy vehicles" was dictated by our own government, but not any more.

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We Won the War but Lost Out On Roads ; Plans Are to Be Drawn Up to Alleviate Traffic Problems in Sidbury. These Problems Are Not Only Confined to Sidbury but Affect the Whole Length of the A375 From Sidford to Honiton, and Almost Every Road in Britain.

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