Route Planner Avoiding Motorways And Dual Carriageways

You should be driving in this lane all the time unless you are overtaking. © automobile association developments ltd. However it takes me on dual carriageways which are not so safe, and also it tries to take me down really terrible dirt roads because they are part of the national cycle route.

I don't think it's much of a step up when you go on the motorway for the first time after passing your test if you've been taught correctly how to use a dual carriageway. I don't think it's much of a step up when you go on the motorway for the first time after passing your test if you've been taught correctly how to use a dual carriageway. Warwick to telford is shorter by a matter of yards.

Is there a cycle route planner which can avoid motorways, dual carriageways and also horrible dirt roads?

Tap the back arrow to return to the map. The following information is considered when planning a route. Try google maps, it has a directions section that you put the from and to address in and it will calculate a route. It wont automatically remove the motorways and dual carraigeways but it will allow you to view the map and then drag your route about manually so you can avoid the roads you dont want to travel on.