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Attiki Odos timeline

More information Date, Section opened ...
Date Section opened Ref.
19 March 2001
[1]
1 July 2002
  • A6 between Koropi (junction 20) and Koropi South (junction K2)
  • A62 between Glyka Nera (junction Y6) and Agios Gerasimos (junction Y9)
[2][3]
2 September 2003
  • A6 between Penteli (junction 12) to Gerakas (temporary junction)
[4]
3 September 2003
  • A62 between Katechaki (junction Y1) and Glyka Nera (junction Y6)
[5]
13 November 2003
[6]
30 November 2003
[7]
5 August 2004
[8]
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Kymis Avenue

Kymis Avenue (Greek: Λεωφόρος Κύμης) is a partially complete avenue in North Athens, Greece. The road is currently in two parts: the southern part is in the municipalities of Marousi and Nea Ionia, and the northern part is in Acharnes and Kifissia.

National road designation

Kymis Avenue was designated a national road by Ministerial Decision DMEO/e/O/1308/1995 of 15 December 1995:[9] according to the map of the national and provincial road network by the General Secretariat of Infrastructure (of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport) in April 2026, the unnumbered national road includes Veikou Avenue [el].[10]

M25

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Opening timeline of the M25 (including the Dartford Crossing)[11]
Year Sections
1961 Runnymede Bridge, as the A30 Staines Bypass.[12]
1963 Dartford Tunnel, from the A13 at Thurrock (Junction 31) to the A2 at Dartford (Junction 1B).
South Mimms Bypass (Junctions 22 and 23), as the A6.[13]
1972 Dartford Crossing extended to the new A2 Dartford Bypass (Junction 2).
1975 A1/A6 at South Mimms (Junction 23) to Potters Bar (Junction 24), as the A1178.
1976 A22 at Godstone (Junction 6) to the A217 at Reigate (Junction 8).
M3 at Thorpe (Junction 12) to the A30 at Egham, excluding Runnymede Bridge.
Maple Cross (Junction 17) to the A41 at Hunton Bridge (Junction 19), as the A405.
1977 A2 at Darenth (Junction 2) to the A20/M20 at Swanley (Junction 3).
1979 A21 at Chevening (Junction 5) to the A22 at Godstone (Junction 6).
1980 Dartford Crossing, Eastern Tunnel.
Addlestone (Junction 11) to the M3 at Thorpe (Junction 12).
1981 Interchange with A30 moved to Yeoveney (Junction 13), over the upgraded Runnymede Bridges.
Potters Bar (Junction 24) to the A10 at Waltham Cross (Junction 25).
1982 A30 at Yeoveney (Junction 13) to the A3113 at Poyle (Junction 14).
A127 at Ockendon (Junction 29) to the A13 at Thurrock (Junction 31).
1983 A3 at Wisley (Junction 10) to Addlestone (Junction 11).
M11 at Theydon Garnon (Junction 27) to the A127 at Ockendon (Junction 29).
1984 A10 at Waltham Cross (Junction 25) to the M11 at Theydon Garnon (Junction 27)
1985 A217 at Reigate (Junction 8) to the A3 at Wisley (Junction 10).
A3113 at Poyle (Junction 14) to Hunton Bridge (Junction 19), incorporating part of the A405 from Maple Cross.
1986 A20/M20 at Swanley (Junction 3) to the A21 at Chevening (Junction 5), incorporating part of the A21 from Sundridge Road to Sevenoaks.
A41 at Chandler's Cross (Junction 19) to the A1/A1(M) at South Mimms (Junction 23), incorporating the A6 bypass.
1987 South Mimms services added.
1988 Littlebrook Interchange (Junction 1A) added.
1991 Queen Elizabeth II Bridge opened (30 October).
Thurrock services added.
1993 Clacket Lane services added.
2005 Spur added at Junction 14, for Heathrow Terminal 5.
2012 Cobham services added (13 September).
2018 Temporary interchange for High Speed 2 works added between Junction 16 and Junction 17.
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Tax discs

Cutting down on excessive unencyclopedic detail and overuse of fair-use images.

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Tax disc colours (1921–2015)
Colour Years of expiry
  None 1921, 1922
  Green 1923, 1929, 1933, 1936, 1939, 1942, 1945, 1948, 1951, 1956, 1960, 1963, 1967, 1971, 1975, 1979, 1983, 1991, 1995
  Red 1924, 1928, 1932, 1935, 1938, 1941, 1944, 1947, 1950, 1953, 1957, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996, 1999, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2014
  Blue 1925, 1931, 1954, 1958, 1961, 1965, 1969, 1973, 1977, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2012, 2015
  Orange 1926, 1930, 1934, 1937, 1940, 1943, 1946, 1949, 1952, 1959
  Purple 1927, 1987, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2013
  Brown 1955, 1962, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986
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More information Years of expiry, Image(s) ...
Tax disc designs (1921–2015)
Years of expiry Image(s) Description
1921–1922 [One disc] An equal cross-shaped layout with the expiry date at centre and national flowers (rose, thistle, shamrock, daffodil).
1923–1950 [Four discs] An equal cross-shaped layout with the expiry date at centre, national flowers and a coloured band. The band was: vertical from 1923–1931 and 1941–1943; horizontal from 1932–1934 and 1944–1946; cross-shaped from 1935–1937 and 1947–1949; and diagonal from 1938–1940 and 1950.
1951–1956 [Two discs] An unequal cross-shaped layout with the expiry date at centre and a coloured band. The band was: diagonal from 1951–1952; and vertical from 1953–1956.
1957–1960 [Two discs] A white band and stamp area on a coloured background, with the expiry year between the stamp area.
1961–1978 [Three discs, not beyond 1974 (crown copyright limit)] White expiry date in a month-year format over a plain coloured band, on a lightly coloured background. Wales switched to a day-month-year format in 1970.
1977–1987 [Three discs, fair use] White expiry date in a day-month-year format over a plain coloured band, on a lightly coloured background.
1987–1993 [One disc, fair use] White expiry date in a day-month-year format over a wavy band on the top half; grey gradient background on the lower half.
1993–2004 [Three discs, fair use] Coloured expiry date in a month-year format over a wavy band on the top half; grey patterned background on the lower half.
2003–2015 [Three discs, fair use] Gold (2003–2005) or black (2005–2015) expiry date in a day-month-year format on a coloured background on the top half; grey patterned background and coloured stamp area on the lower half.
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Transport

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OASA

  •   007854 ≈ 341C = 007A53
  •   009EC7 ≈ 639C = 0095C8
  •   F27D00 ≈ 716C = EA7600
  •   DD137B ≈ 219C = DA1884
More information Source, Logo ...
Source Logo Metro Bus Trolley Tram
(inline)
  005489
  027158
  009ECE
  E98119
  DD137B
(inline)
  025481
  027158
  009EC7
  E98119
  EC008C
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