The M50 junctions, one by one
The kinds of junction you will meet, how junction numbers are read and how to choose your lane.
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15 editorial items. Each one is an independent essay and may be updated.
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The kinds of junction you will meet, how junction numbers are read and how to choose your lane.
Tolling systems, registration, devices and what you should check.
History, junctions, signs and the influence of the country's busiest ring road.
Three variables, how to divide a journey, and what you cannot control.
Jack Lynch, the Port Tunnel and the tunnel beneath the Shannon — mechanics and context.
Twenty terms drawn from signs, maps and traffic reports.
How the weather changes between seasons and between places.
Four kinds of bridge and three questions for reading them.
Four kinds of sign and three things to practise so that you can read them quickly.
2,500 kilometres along the west coast, divided into three parts.
The letters M, N, R and L, and an index of the routes profiled.
The valley, the lakes, the round tower and the way in.
The R115 and the R759 in the Wicklow Mountains, and the weather that reshapes them.
Cliffs on the west coast: scale, weather and the way to the place itself.
An index of the places connected to the way that leads to them.
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