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You inspired me to do a search. there are currently NO roads in the UK that are named after Lady Diana.
edit = Someone found one street. I abase myself
Perhaps not that surprising, considering the nature of her death...?
I hadn't considered that.
Princess Diana Drive as well, built shortly after she died I recall, it was a bit controversial.
As a previous commenter pointed out, getting into a traffic accident on Lady Diana Drive would be a bit on the nose.
Like getting killed by a Mansfield bar.
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/mansfield-bars-trucks-save-lives/
Diana's Drove is named after her. Look at the nearby street names. It's in the next town north from the royal estate at Sandringham.
Edit: this is the first one I found. I'm pretty sure there are more.
I stand corrected.