are there more accidents going clockwise or anti clockwise on the M25?

Answer 1

There are more accidents going clockwise ( especially if the rest of the traffic is going anti-clockwise)

Answer 2

I take it they haven't got around to teaching clockwise and anti clockwise at primary school yet. Imagine a traditional clock face and the way the hands go around from 12 past 1,2,3 etc. back to 12, that is clockwise. Anti clockwise is the opposite way around, as if the clock hands were going back in time. Now imagine the M25 on a map and how it forms a roughly circular ring around London. Imagine that circular ring being the clock face. Driving in the direction from the north round to the east and then south is clockwise and going the other way is anti clockwise

Answer 3

I would think just about everyone is going clockwise. If they have an accident it most likely would be with another going the same direction and if it is a head on with the bloke going the wrong way, well there was one going in each direction.

Oops. I'm sorry. I thought you were talking about a round about on the M25.

My problem with driving in the UK was when ever I was about to make a right turn and a car was stopped on the street I was about to go into, I would get a case of the dumb *** and turn into the street between his car and the curb to his left. That was me, the damn yank.

BTW how's the weather.

ta

Answer 4

I don't see how there could be any difference.

I suppose it's possible that as a whole more people travel one way at rush hour than at other times, and that there are more crashes at rush hour, but I'm not certain.

I doubt there has even been any kind of study on this.

Answer 5

CLOCKWISE I THINK

Answer 6

i have no idea.xxx