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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
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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

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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
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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

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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

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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
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£1.8 million in annual rates; 310 permanent jobs

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