UK and
Northern Ireland
Country Driving
Driving outside of London and other main large city centres can be a far more relaxing experience with clear road markings and tarmac road surfaces.
There are 4 main classes of road. They are:
- Motorways e.g. M1, M25, M4, M5, M62 etc - Motorways are indicated by blue signposts
- Class A roads e.g. A1 A66 A57 etc
- Class B roads e.g. B4236, B1247 etc
- Class C local roads - Normal roads have green signposts
Motorways and A roads are primary routes. Some A class roads have been brought up to Motorway standard, i.e. have a hard shoulder, roadside emergency telephones, and have prohibitions to some slow vehicles and learner drivers. This is indicated by having a M in brackets after the road name e.g. A1(M) A66(M).
Class B roads are secondary routes.
Class C roads, are small local roads that indicate directions to named nearby towns or villages.
Did you know?
Central & West Central London has a congestion charge operating Monday – Friday, 0700 -1800 hrs at a charge of £8 (€11.68) per day
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