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WHERE IS THE SAFETY RISK ON THE M25

WHY M25 BETWEEN JUNCTION 16 AND 17?

A location between Junctions 16 and 17 of the M25 is the optimal point for a new MSA addressing an acknowledged need on this section of the M25,

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SUMMARY

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Further Information

The Public Safety Role of MSAs

A significant public safety risk exists on the Western M25
 

Future Emissions Reduction Measures

Supporting the roll out of zero emissions vehicles - addressing the challenges of recharging anxiety' on the Motorway network

Extra & Their Approach
 

Considering any new site holistically, taking account of all aspects of development

A Significant Public Safety Need

A matter of urgency if fatigue related accidents are to be reduced

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M25, Junction 16-17

Finding a suitable location.

Extra has undertaken an extensive search of potential

Working with the Local Community

Significant social and environmental benefits for the local area

Where is the Safety Risk on the M25?

A new MSA located between Junctions 16 and 17 would fill the largest number of safety gaps

Chiltern Chalfont Services 
 

Extra has identified a site of under 40 hectares which focuses on the eastern side of the Motorway between Junctions 16 and 17

Economic Benefits

£1.8 million in annual rates; 310 permanent jobs

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