Driving to Tunnel Tommorow
Driving to Tunnel Tommorow
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TOENHEEL

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4,501 posts

258 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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Im driving to the Channel Tunnel tommorow from the north east and i am curious as to how the roads are looking down south are all the motorways now opened???

9hellheaven

1,595 posts

240 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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Ile let you know ime leaving from Manchester in an hour..moto gp Assen then Genesis in Berlin....yeeee....haaaa.
Oh shit I cant let you know..ime in my 997 2s when you leave!! Good luck..avoid the rush hours!

TOENHEEL

Original Poster:

4,501 posts

258 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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9hellheaven said:
Ile let you know ime leaving from Manchester in an hour..moto gp Assen then Genesis in Berlin....yeeee....haaaa.
Oh shit I cant let you know..ime in my 997 2s when you leave!! Good luck..avoid the rush hours!
Im leaving about 1ish staying overnight near the tunnel and crossing at about 8-30 next morning.Heading down to Monaco and st Tropez.Cant wait!!! drivingweeping <----that would be me driving and my gf crying.HA.

Edited by TOENHEEL on Friday 29th June 15:03

Erik997

1,289 posts

239 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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Check out the AA Roadwatch website for up to the minute news on the motorways, etc

TOENHEEL

Original Poster:

4,501 posts

258 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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Erik997 said:
Check out the AA Roadwatch website for up to the minute news on the motorways, etc
Cheers thumbup

Dreammeister

115 posts

235 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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Just did the same journey - great fun - watch out for the gendarme training centre near reims and the radar traps after Lyon....

Let me know if need any recommendations for overnight stays en-route...

Henry-F

4,791 posts

276 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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This is a good site that shows real time traffic speed information on some of the motorways, including M25.

Real time traffic information

Hope that helps

Henry

Davey S2

13,394 posts

285 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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I can recommend Chataux de Gilly in Dijon as a good overnight stop on the way to Monaco.

From there its about 170 miles along the autoroute to Grenoble where you pick up the N85 Route Napoleon where the fun really starts.

Wetwipe

3,019 posts

244 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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i travelled home last night bolton>M61>M62>M6>A50>M1>A14 all clear as a bell biggrin