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History of the East Lancashire Road (A580), Liverpool Overview The A580, officially the Liverpool–East Lancashire Road, is a major intercity route linking Liverpool to Salford/Manchester. It holds a special place in UK transport history as the first purpose‑built A‑road designed specifically for long‑distance motor traffic. --- Key Historical Facts Construction & Opening - Construction began 29 April 1929 and was completed in 1934. - The road was officially opened by King George V on 18 July 1934. - Newspapers at the time called it “one of the greatest single jobs in the history of road‑making.” Purpose & Design - Built to improve transport between the industrial hubs of Liverpool and Manchester, easing congestion and supporting economic growth.

Always good for coffee and cake

A memorial statue to commemorate those who lost their lives at the workplace

Home of St Helens Rugby League club, shortly to be renamed The Brewdog Stadium

Vera Page statue at Vera Page park St Helens

Nothing special, but it was possible to stop for something to eat!

Full bypass comprised “5.63 miles of dual carriageways, cycle tracks, footways, A really nice ride with good tarmac. A couple of roundabouts to pass over.

Good for coffee and cakes. They let cyclists use the toilet.