The A34 is a major road in England that runs from Winchester in the south to Salford in the north. It primarily serves as a key route for connecting various towns and cities, facilitating both local and long-distance travel. The road passes through several important areas, including Newbury and Oxford, making it significant for commerce and tourism. The A34 is part of the Great Britain road network and is classified as an A road. It is approximately 90 miles long and features a mix of dual carriageway and single carriageway sections. The road is essential for transporting goods and people across the region.