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Driving thro' France and Europe
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Probably been mentioned before but Michelin's website www.viamichelin.com will plan your route for you, given the start/end points, state the Peage (Tolls) locations and their costs AND tell you where radar speed traps are. Very Happy Very Happy .

Maybe not every radar trap but better than a poke in the eye with a ski stick. Shocked
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Craghopper, I actually had a poke in the eye with a ski stick. Having driven all the way up to Glencoe I had to turn round and be driven all the way back home to get stitches Sad

Having also used viamichelin, I concur with your analysis !
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Craghopper, you do need to be careful however, as it doesn't always take account of high passes closed in winter...

i.e. The shortest route deom chamonix to champoluc wants to direct you over a road that (as far as when we last looked) is closed in winter...
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I did find that it always seems to advise going via Paris from Calais to Alps - as does Tom Tom

Is a useful site to check distances though
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It does for me to, but only in the evening ad only on the journey out Puzzled

Very wierd..
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David Murdoch, I think, and I will look when I have time, there is something on the site though that shows you where you need chains, and roads closed, but it wasn't the route planner, perhaps on the maps page? I seem to remember it from when we flew to Nice.
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