2006-09-19 20:48:00 · 7 answers · asked by Anonymous in Cars & Transportation ➔ Commuting
Hope this helps:
1.
Start at High Street, Uckfield (UK-TN22 ).
237 yards
217 m
0 yards
0 m
2.
Turn right into B2102 (Bell Lane).
( Uckfield )
0.7 miles
1.1 km
237 yards
217 m
3.
After 0.7 miles take the 2nd Exit off the Copwood Roundabout (Roundabout) into A22.
( Uckfield )
503 yards
460 m
0.8 miles
1.3 km
4.
You just left Uckfield.
5.
Continue straight into A22.
1.6 miles
2.6 km
1.1 miles
1.8 km
6.
Continue straight into A22.
( Uckfield )
385 yards
352 m
2.7 miles
4.3 km
7.
After 385 yards take the 1st Exit off the Batts Bridge Roundabout (Roundabout) into A272.
( Uckfield )
203 yards
186 m
2.9 miles
4.7 km
8.
Continue straight into A272.
14.8 miles
23.8 km
3 miles
4.9 km
9.
After 14.8 miles take the 2nd Exit off the roundabout into A23.
6.6 miles
10.6 km
17.8 miles
28.7 km
10.
Leave the A23, and join the M23 at the M23 J11 junction direction London, Gatwick Airport, M23.
14 miles
22.5 km
24.4 miles
39.3 km
11.
Leave the M23 at junction M23 J8/M25 J7 and straight ahead into M25 direction Watford, M25, M1, Heathrow Airport.
35.4 miles
56.9 km
38.4 miles
61.8 km
M25 Clockwise J9 -J14 (Leatherhead - Heathrow Terminal 4)
This section of road is a known traffic hot spot.
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12.
Leave the M25 at junction M25 J16/M40 J1a and straight ahead into M40 direction Oxford, M40, B'ham.
85.5 miles
137.5 km
73.8 miles
118.8 km
13.
Leave the M40 at junction M42 J3a and straight ahead into M42 direction Solihull, The North, M6, M42, B'ham (e. N. & Central), N.e.c. Airport.
14.5 miles
23.4 km
159.3 miles
256.3 km
14.
Leave the M42 at junction M42 J9 and straight ahead into M6 TOLL direction Lichfield, Cannock, The North West, M6 Toll.
20.8 miles
33.4 km
173.8 miles
279.7 km
15.
Leave the M6 TOLL, and join the M6 at the M6 J11a junction.
178.6 miles
287.5 km
194.6 miles
313.1 km
16.
Leave the M6 at junction M6 J44 and straight ahead into A74.
5.5 miles
8.9 km
373.2 miles
600.6 km
17.
Leave the A74, and join the A74(M) at the A74(m) J22 junction.
49.1 miles
79 km
378.7 miles
609.4 km
18.
Leave the A74(M) at junction A74(m) J13 and straight ahead into M74.
29.1 miles
46.9 km
427.8 miles
688.5 km
19.
Leave the M74 at junction M73 J1/M74 J3-J4 and straight ahead into M73 direction Kincardine Br., Glasgow.
1.4 miles
2.2 km
456.9 miles
735.3 km
20.
Leave the M73 at junction M8 J8/M73 J2 and straight ahead into M8 direction M8, Glasgow (city Centre).
16.6 miles
26.8 km
458.3 miles
737.6 km
M8 Eastbound J24 -J19 (Govan - Clydeside Expressway)
This section of road is a known traffic hot spot.
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21.
Leave the M8 at junction M8 J28-J28a-J29 and straight ahead onto roundabout direction Paisley, A726.
( Paisley )
118 yards
108 m
475 miles
764.4 km
22.
Continue straight onto roundabout.
124 yards
113 m
475 miles
764.5 km
23.
After 124 yards take the 2nd Exit off the roundabout into A737.
10.2 miles
16.4 km
475.1 miles
764.6 km
24.
You are entering Beith.
25.
Continue straight into A737.
( Beith )
1.6 miles
2.5 km
485.3 miles
781 km
26.
After 1.6 miles take the 2nd Exit off the roundabout into B777.
( Beith )
395 yards
361 m
486.9 miles
783.5 km
27.
Continue straight into B777.
1.3 miles
2.1 km
487.1 miles
783.9 km
28.
You have arrived your destination "B777, Beith (UK-KA14 )".
0 yards
0 m
488.4 miles
785.9 km
Total distance: 488.4 miles (785.9 km )
Total estimated time: 8 hours and 21 min
Don't drive tired. Plan a 15-minute break into your journey for every two hours you'll be on the road.
If you feel tired whilst driving stop at a service station for a coffee and take a short nap before continuing.
Average speed of 30 Miles/h on national and country roads.
Average speed of 60 Miles/h on motorways
2006-09-19 20:55:12 · answer #1 · answered by »»» seagull ««« 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
I think if you have Google Earth there is a search function that will give everything you need - turnings, junctions but it is a bit of a download and the above may be a better bet.
2006-09-19 20:56:20 · answer #2 · answered by william john l 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Yes
2006-09-19 20:50:55 · answer #3 · answered by Pauline 5 · 0⤊ 0⤋
try using the AA or RAC route planners they will tell u how many miles via this way or that if u type in the route u want to use ... have posted the links for u ...
2006-09-19 20:56:57 · answer #4 · answered by jizzumonkey 6 · 0⤊ 0⤋
In the US, there are several web sites which will tell you exactly; my favorite is Mapquest.com. There are probably some in the UK also, but I don't know of any.
2006-09-19 20:50:42 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
Try the website below!
2006-09-19 20:57:12 · answer #6 · answered by AngelWings 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
go to multimap on internet u fool!
2006-09-19 20:56:08 · answer #7 · answered by spadgeroo2012 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋