Knowsley Expressway

The A5300 or Knowsley Expressway is a trunk road in Merseyside, England. It runs from its junction with the A562 to its junction with the M62, where it becomes the M57, providing a major north-south route through the borough. Along its course it crosses the Liverpool to Manchester Line Southern route. The road cost £47. 3 million when it was constructed during 1995-1996. HistoryThe Expressway was constructed during 1995-1996, during which time over of woodland was planted along the embankments. During development, Knowsley schools ran a competition for their school pupils to name the new road. The competition was won by a Halsnead Community Primary School pupil who named it the Knowsley Expressway. ImprovementsIn 2016, Knowsley Council announced a £5. 3m investment to improve the expressway's southern junction with Speke Road, to focus on reducing congestion during peak time and ensure future demand can be met by expected economic growth.

The A5300 or Knowsley Expressway is a trunk road in Merseyside, England. It runs from its junction with the A562 to its junction with the M62, where it becomes the M57, providing a major north-south route through the borough. Along its course it crosses the Liverpool to Manchester Line Southern route. The road cost £47. 3 million when it was constructed during 1995-1996. HistoryThe Expressway was constructed during 1995-1996, during which time over of woodland was planted along the embankments. During development, Knowsley schools ran a competition for their school pupils to name the new road. The competition was won by a Halsnead Community Primary School pupil who named it the Knowsley Expressway. ImprovementsIn 2016, Knowsley Council announced a £5. 3m investment to improve the expressway's southern junction with Speke Road, to focus on reducing congestion during peak time and ensure future demand can be met by expected economic growth.