A309 road

The A309 is a partially primary status A-road that runs in two sections, a short section in Twickenham and Teddington as a non-primary status A-road, as well as the much longer second section that runs from Hampton Court to Hook.

A309
The A309 near Hinchley Wood
Route information
Length5.2 mi (8.4 km)
Major junctions
North endTwickenham
  A310
A313
A308
A3050
A307
A3
A243
South endHook
Location
Primary
destinations		Hampton Court, Kingston upon Thames
Road network

Route

Twickenham and Teddington

The A309 starts in Strawberry Hill near Twickenham at a roundabout with the A310. It is named Waldegrave Road before meeting with the A313 at Teddington High Street. It then runs on a short stretch named Park Road. The first section of the A309 ends at the B358 north of Bushy Park, where Park Road continues towards the east and becomes Sandy Lane, and the westbound road is Queen's Road.

Hampton Court to Hook

The second section of the A309 starts at a roundabout by Hampton Court Palace with the A308 in the Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London, as a primary A-road. It passes an entrance to the palace before going over Hampton Court Bridge. As it goes over the bridge, it enters East Molesey in the borough of Elmbridge, Surrey and becomes Hampton Court Way. It passes junctions with the A3050 and the B369 before the speed limit increases to 40 mph (64 km/h). In Thames Ditton, it passes a roundabout with the B364 (Embercourt Road), before heading near to Esher railway station.

It then enters Hinchley Wood and passes through the Scilly Isles Roundabout with the A307. The road then changes name to Kingston By-pass as a dual-carriageway. It passes near Hinchley Wood railway station just before a crossroads with Manor Road North and South. It then comes to a roundabout with Claygate Lane and the speed limit increases again to 50 mph (80 km/h). It heads through the edge of Long Ditton with a slip road heading to the A3. The A309 then continues for a short stretch before entering the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames to Hook Junction with the A243 (Kingston to Leatherhead) and the A3 (London to Portsmouth)

Notable Landmarks

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