I was so scared to look underneath, but I knelt down and looked straight through – there was nothing there.” Read More Related Articles

Bishop, M.C. (2014). The Secret History of the Roman Roads of Britain: And their Impact on Military History. Pen and Sword. p.140. ISBN 978-1-848-84615-9. The B3212 is home to the ‘hairy hands of Dartmoor’ myth - in which motorists describe how a disembodied pair of mitts grabs their steering wheel and tries to run them off the road. The picture shows cars at a standstill and in the distance, what appears to be the outline of a person standing next to the central reservation. In 1971 James Skene was driving home from work when a girl in her early 20s suddenly appeared in front of his car. He gave her a lift to Chatham, but when she got out he said she disappeared into thin air.It is based on a local myth about a phantom woman, said to hitch a lift - who then disappears. The film also contains scenes based on reports of a young woman appearing suddenly in the road at night. The tragic 1965 report of the crash Coach driver Ian Sharpe, 56, saw the ghost only just over a week before the anniversary of the car crash. A new survey by Selectcarleasing shows that one third of Londoners say they’ve encountered a spectre while behind the wheel. Not everyone was convinced it was a ghost, and some said it was a distorted view of a road sign, illuminated by car lights. She said: "I feel like I need to run straight through, is there a pathway here usually with flowers or bluebells?

If you want to look for ghosts on the highways here’s some of the UK’s most haunted roads. B3212 - Dartmoor The film follows fictional student Anne as she researches the history of the apparitions of Blue Bell Hill for a university project – and finds there might be a ghostly explanation for the unexplained crashes. As they approached Church Street, the man turned around to speak to her, but she had disappeared. Read More Related Articles As we set off down the country road Paula was chirpy and chatting about life until we got to a certain lay-by - there she stopped and closed her eyes.

Disappearing children and 'evil' monk - Stocksbridge Bypass

The most recent known sighting of paranormal activity on the stretch of road came on February 1, 2019 when many were convinced they saw a spirit on the A229. Blue Bell Hill was embroiled in chaos on a Friday night after unexpected snow had brought traffic to a complete standstill. Our ancient capital London appears to be a spooky hotspot, with more residents there compared with anywhere else in the UK who claim to have seen a road phantom.”

Mrs Vousden, 57, said: “I’ve always been interested in spirits, I had an experience where I saw a woman in my bedroom when I was 11-years-old. It has made a name for itself as one of the most famous haunted spots in Kent, with many motorists claiming they have seen a young bride waiting by the roadside. Cox and Hanagan also say the spirit of a small drummer boy is one of the oldest ghost stories relating to Sutton Valence School in North Street. The road itself has been surrounded by mystery for decades, with more than 50 reported supernatural sightings in the area. She added: "There had been a motorcycle crash just days before the filming, so it is still going on these days.The Press jumped to the assumption that the girl must have been a ghost. Their research about the incident in 1965 and the legend of the hitch-hiking ghost resulted in the conclusion that the girl must have been a ghost. The fact that it was a girl, her appearance in the vicinity of the 1965 crash, her vanishing after the incident, and the fact Goodenough’s car wasn’t damaged, all point to this conclusion. “Ghost Girl Seen Again”– A Headline from 1992