Did you ever think you'd see this on a Summer Saturday at Innis Downs? There's barely any cars, let along queues!

No stopping at roundabouts anymore!

The sliproad merges in.

That's not the old A30 off to the left - it's just a local access road.

Route confirmation sign.

Layby ahead.

The new A30 goes right over the top of the old road here. The new local access road can be seen to the right, and was used to take A30 traffic for a long time.

Gentle, sweeping bends. Victoria is in half a mile.

If you open up the large picture and look very carefully, you can just see one of those "low" flying aircaft.

This is actually a spur of the B3274.

Going through the junction.

The B3274 can be seen to the left.

Two miles since the last one.

A long bend here as we bypass Victoria.

This section has been open since May.

Dirty windscreen!

Considering it's brand new and interesting, there's not a lot to say here!

The Castle An Dinas road can be seen ahead - it's still closed at the moment mainly because the road over Goss Moor itself is being changed dramatically.

How long would it have taken to get this far in the old days?

Nice, sunny day. Erm, what else to say?!

A lay-by.

Erm, I can overtake cars now?

Not that there's a lot to overtake. Where is everyone?!

Nearing the end of the new road - the old A30 merged in where the solid barrier is...