Route mapping with speed limits
03-21-2005, 10:01 AM
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Route mapping with speed limits
Any one found any route mapping software that has speed limit data?
Even something at A & B road level that just identified where the known current NSL boundaries are, would be useful.
03-21-2005, 11:00 AM
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There is software out there but I cant find it for the life of me, I thought you used to do it on www.theaa.co.uk but the option is not their any more.
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Use viamichelin.com
They have a range of route options and the one they recommend is almost always the quickest. Knowing what the speed limits are is not necessarily a good guide to the best or quickest route.
They have a range of route options and the one they recommend is almost always the quickest. Knowing what the speed limits are is not necessarily a good guide to the best or quickest route.
03-22-2005, 04:33 AM
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Thanks for the tips, what I was really looking for was how to plan a trip with the most NSL road on it on the presumption that it offered the most "freedom" from worrying about lower speed limits. Around the area I live, now I have an S, I've come to realise just how much the lower limits have been slowly removing much of the NSL road stretches.
If I had a map of the NSL roads, it would enable some better route planning for the roundabout route to anywhere that I find myself taking when driving the S.
If I had a map of the NSL roads, it would enable some better route planning for the roundabout route to anywhere that I find myself taking when driving the S.
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Originally Posted by NNervous_R,Mar 22 2005, 01:33 PM
Thanks for the tips, what I was really looking for was how to plan a trip with the most NSL road on it on the presumption that it offered the most "freedom" from worrying about lower speed limits. Around the area I live, now I have an S, I've come to realise just how much the lower limits have been slowly removing much of the NSL road stretches.
If I had a map of the NSL roads, it would enable some better route planning for the roundabout route to anywhere that I find myself taking when driving the S.
If I had a map of the NSL roads, it would enable some better route planning for the roundabout route to anywhere that I find myself taking when driving the S.
A map showing speed limits next to the roads number would be great.
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