Which website do I need to go to if I want a map for travelling to a certain destination by car?
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multimap is good, but I've defected to the AA route planner because its instructions are so intuitive. e.g. follow the bend at., follow signs for. pass X Inn, Landmark such and such.
http://www.theaa.com/travelwatch/planner.
multimap.com
mapquest.com
maps.google.co.uk
Yahoo maps is a great site, you can get to it by going to yahoo.com. mapquest is a good one too.
mapquest.com
Google maps or the AA
mapquest.com. CK
AA route master
http://www.multimap.com/
http://www.rac.co.uk/web/routeplanner/.
the aa also do one, cant remember the web address, just google it
the AA website has a free route planner
Type 'map for travelling to a destination by car' into your search engine
try maps.google.com
AA or RAC
Mapquest, google maps, rac, aa and lots more!!
best 1 is rac, that gives you a printed route and also times to specific points along your route.
try google maps
then type in the postcode of where you want to arrive at.
if it is an obscure rural address beware the computer choice may not be either the most practical or direct route
what country you are in will help you get a good answer BUT AS YOU ARE TO STUPID TO TELL US where you are bad luck
If in the UK, I'd try www.theaa.com, this has a useful route planner complete with the capability to add 'checkpoints' and options to avoid motorways, toll roads.
The aa.com. Then go to routeplanner.
id use multimap or the aa as i think these are the easiest to use
mapquest.com. input your starting point , destination, click on the car icon for driving directions, and that's it.
Out of all the above, they have all got me lost in some way or another :-) (normally just at the end of the route). I now use via michelin at http://www.viamichelin.com
It's jost got me to and from Luxembourg (from London) with no problem.
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