That road they spent all last year digging up and resurfacing...

[BoredBloke]

There is a section of the M60 which has also been in a near constant state of repair due to mystery cracks appearing in the road surface

Is that the 'new' bit of the M60 - the part that they waited forever to build and then when they did they cocked it up - so when it rains the spray fails to clear etc.

[Churchill]

Is that the 'new' bit of the M60 - the part that they waited forever to build and then when they did they cocked it up - so when it rains the spray fails to clear etc.

The bit with "Liable to flooding" signs?

[Spacecadet]

Is that the 'new' bit of the M60 - the part that they waited forever to build and then when they did they cocked it up - so when it rains the spray fails to clear etc.

From the M66 clockwise down to Oldham

[amcdonald]

One can begin to understand where Stalin was coming from, sending contractors to Siberia for ten years in that situation, or just shooting them.

I think they had to redo a stretch of the M25 between junctions 12 and 14, round the M3 bit, a few years ago because some monkey of a contractor used substandard tar or something.

One bit of the M3 they've got a concrete road surface for some strange reason

[OwlHoot]

One bit of the M3 they've got a concrete road surface for some strange reason

There are several concrete stretches about the place, such as on the M25 round Dorking or thereabouts.

I assumed all motorways not started recently were once concrete, and those are just the remnants that haven't been replaced.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

One can begin to understand where Stalin was coming from, sending contractors to Siberia for ten years in that situation, or just shooting them.

I find it hard to imagine there were any Contractors in the Stalin era.