Favourite bits of ...

[pwig]

Dual Carridgeway.

What bits of Dual Carridgeway do you enjoy driving along?

A64 Leeds to york

and the

A38 Exter to Plymouth.

[puggit]

A413 from A40 to Chalfont St Peter, not very long, but has a nice curvy section on a hill, under a viaduct, followed by a long straight to the finish.

A417/A419 from Swindon to Gloucester is nice too

[kdd]

puggit said:

A417/A419 from Swindon to Gloucester is nice too

Except when it gets stuffed up past the pub in Nettleton in the rush hour

[puggit]

Granted

[kdd]

puggit said:

Granted

regular on that stretch by any chance?

[puggit]

Luckily not! But I actually find it a nicer drive from Reading to M6 to go M4/A419/A417/M5/M6.

OK it takes a little longer, but is normally quieter (except in rush hour, I've never understood how so little traffic creates so much of a queue!)

[kdd]

puggit said:

Luckily not! But I actually find it a nicer drive from Reading to M6 to go M4/A419/A417/M5/M6. OK it takes a little longer, but is normally quieter (except in rush hour, I've never understood how so little traffic creates so much of a queue!)

Tell me about it. One day you can drive through there no problem, other days, you can sit in stationary traffic for 20 minutes....

[kdd]

back to the original post.....

I quite like the A30 from Exeter to Hayle, but am not quite so fond of the A30 from Hayle to Exeter

[Pete Nik]

Anyone heard of Zig Zag Hill in Dorset? It is literally a zig zag of B road up the side of a small, but very steep hill consisting of 6 or 7 wonderful hairpins. It's just outside Shaftesbury on the road to Cranborne Chase. I'm lucky enough to live just a few miles away and cannot resist waiting at the bottom 'til I'm sure there's nobody ahead of me and then hillclimbing the Griff up it. 5 stars - Highly recommended.

[minimax]

I second the motion for the A64, but my favourite bit is from scarborough to york, also the A69 newcastle to hexham is really great at a pace and in the small hours... quality