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   Wednesday 8th February

Driving in England

A Motorists' guide to driving in England




Driving distance map of England
(click to enlarge)
A lot of England’s countryside is relatively flat, consisting of fertile plains and gentle hills. In the north and the west, you’ll find mountains, moors and steeper hills; the Lake District (Cumbria) and the northwest are divided from the Yorkshire Dales, and the northeast by the high-rising Pennines. The eastern part of the country, particularly East Anglia, is the lowest lying. The country’s coastline is varied, it ranges from long stretches of sandy beaches to steep cliffs and isolated rocky coves.

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Driving in England

Speed Limits:
Motorway: 70 mph
Dual Carriageway: 70 mph
Rural: 60 mph
Urban: 30 mph


Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Police, Ambulance & Fire 999


Useful Phrases:
Colloquialisms: Cheers (thank you),

Places to drive to in England

London
Birmingham
Bath
Stratford
Manchester
Alton Towers
Thorpe Park
Stonehenge
Centre Parcs Whinfell Forest
Centre Parcs Longleat Forest
Centre Parcs Sherwood Forest
Centre Parcs Elveden Forest
Silverstone Circuit

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