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The A35 is a trunk road in southern England, running from Honiton in Devon, that then passes through Dorset and terminates in Southampton, Hampshire. It originally ran from Exeter to Southampton, however the original A35 ran along what is now the A3052 and would join the present A35 at Charmouth. Route  The A35 in the New Forest Within Bournemouth, it has been diverted around the Sovereign Centre of Boscombe along Centenary Way; much of the former road is pedestrianised. The road through Poole and Bournemouth passes through suburbs. Improvements The A35 is one of the main routes along the South coast, and has congestion as a result. To help solve this problem, sections of the A35 are in the process of being upgraded between Honiton and Bere Regis. Some of the improvements have involved the construction of new dual carriageway bypasses such as the Puddletown bypass which opened in 1999, whereas other improvements include new sections of single carriageway road, for example the straightening of the A35 between Slepe and the Upton bypass in 2004, and the extension of the limit west of Slepe by in 2007. The programme of improvements are due to be completed by September 2026. External links es:Ruta A35
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