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FIONALOCKLEY | 20:29 Sun 20th Jul 2003 | Travel
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What is Britain's longest road?
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Avatar Image Jacob
This blasted M25. Oi've been on it for 8 days solid now, and I STILL 'aven't found the end.
21:32 Sun 20th Jul 2003
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The longest designated road in the UK is the 648 km long (403 mile) A1 from London to Edinburgh. for confirmation of this and other little motoring and road related gems try this link http://www.maths.lancs.ac.uk/~greenrm/roads/record
s.html
00:24 Mon 21st Jul 2003
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I thought it was the M4. It's from London to I think, Wales? Could be wrong, however.
11:32 Tue 22nd Jul 2003
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A1 (correct sft42) - also britains oldest road, apparently (built by the Romans)
16:29 Tue 22nd Jul 2003
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The M6 is rather long too... but having driven the A1 whilst moving house from Edinburgh to London last week I can say it really is a very long road :-)
23:08 Tue 22nd Jul 2003

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