London Roads with no lamp posts?

[David H]

Apart from Horsenden Lane in Greenford are there any other public roads with no street lighting?

[NORMANTHEDOG]

hundreds

[buildersmate]

I'd go further. Probably thousands.

[chazza]

Loads round us too, about half of them I'd say

[joggerjayne]

Yes, loads.

[David H]

Er, sorry, I only wrote half the question. Please delete this and I'll write it again. Oops!

[David H]

To my credit I did say 'London' in the title (ie somewhere requiring street lighting by law).

I've reposted it with London in both parts so if you can actually name any roads there with no lights add them there.

[New Judge]

You need to define "London".

The Greater London Area (the area under the jurisdiction of mayor Boris and the Greater London Assembly) encompasses vast swathes of what were, prior to 1965, urban and rural districts. These areas now make up large chunks of the outer London boroughs. Much of this is farmland and open land interspersed with small villages, and criss-crossed by what are essentially country lanes. Many of these (almost certainly hundreds, if not thousands) have no lighting and are derestricted roads.