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Consultant Halcrow has been commissioned to study the case for a bypass along the northern edge of Luton, from the M1 at Chalton to the A505 at Stopsley. The firm will examine the impact of a road and implications for potential new development in Bedfordshire. Findings and recommendations are expected at the end of this summer.
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