Hitting something will only ruin your day and you hit it hard enough that day will last you the rest of your sadly terminated life. Stay safe whilst having fun.

Plenty of pile ups on the 15

100%. The map makes it look like a really straight road so you kind of assume its gonna be some flat straight haven of a road for speeding. But driving it in reality, the road has lots of dips which go up and down which mean you don't always have overtaking opportunities. On top of that the road has some very slight kinks (on top of the Airbase kink of course) its not like perfectly straight. And of course, the speed cameras are there too. Not to mention HGVs trudging at like 40mph on it stop you from going faster anyway a lot of the time

That sounds like a great idea!

Rather quicker than the original Canonball

It’s probably the A3, which goes from Wandsworth to Portsmouth, according to this guy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbOUg81krb6xl4U.html

The one leading to the rainbow 🌈

There all gay

The driveway leading to your house.🤣🤣🤣

I love Linconshire and their sausages.

Were they the guys that founded Boston Massachusetts by any chance?

@@helenHTID They were indeed.

The ship only got as far as Southampton before springing a leek and had to find another, the name of which we all know.

@@SirReginaldBlomfield1234 Dave?

I quite often smile whenever I go past William Bradford Close in Austerfield (see it on Go Ogle Maps) as they named the street after someone who, as soon as he could, left to travel as one of the Pilgrim Fathers to as far away as possible. They should also have named it William Bradford Far. "Close" might've been a council joke.

I love that drive on the A66, but still one of the most dangerous in the country unfortunately.

You’re right the scenery is spectacular but there are still multiple sections of road that have not been dualled both in North Yorkshire and Cumbria. On the single carriageway sections some crossovers have been staggered or the formation altered to improve safety by increasing visibility but it’s still a dangerous road and really needs to be dualled in it’s entirety. And yes only 35 years ago it was a winding meandering country road and it took ages to drive from Darlo to Penrith now it’s really quick providing you don’t get stuck behind a tractor on one of the single sections. You’re taking your life in your hands by overtaking on those sections!

As a truck driver myself I can say with some authority the crashes caused by crap driving and mostly oncoming vehicles cutting to the white line or more, causing the other vehicle to drop a wheel in the dirt then be pulled off the road......I can get flat out through those bends fully loaded both directions and stay within the lines, no drama. (most of the truck crashes happen on the wiggly bit near Caenby Corner)

The A66 aligns to the compass much better as well, and has the character befitting. 20 miles in spud country is morelike the southern section of the Pan-Americas Highway where they invented potatoes.

There is a cycle route 66 in East Yorkshire. Shame about the cyclists.

Particularly from Watkins in Grantham.

@@61js oh yes totally agree with you. Kirks in skegness is really good too.

Yes of course between East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire, which used to be the not at all liked really county of Humberside. But that is where the Humber Bridge is too.

Thanks for watching and good info I shall have an explore on google Earth

Meat Festival!

What didn't you know?

@@rooramblingon895 about it being the longest stretch of straight road

And tractors

Xenophobic capital of England.

Make it so!

I can quite believe that.

Apparently its the same sort of chalky/limestone soil as well which probably makes it so fertile. No wonder its the bread basket of Europe.

Ah theres is a way of telling

If a farmer from Linconshire says i'll like to introduce you to my daugther and wife there be only one women standing there.🤐

@@paulspeight8398 😂😂😂😂

I’ve said it before, it’s not the road that’s dangerous, it’s the twats that over take on it! Get rid of them and we’re all good 👍

Thanks man, hope you are well.

Aussie's don;t know how to make curved roads, never mind how to surface them properly.....

Last time I looked, Nullarbor isn't in the UK

@@g8ymw Correct. There's not enough room. Though the Ancient Romans did the best they could from London to Edinburgh,

the adaptation of the structure of Tim (of The eponymous Traveller fame)’s outro is a nice touch, too.

And to help they just reduce the speed limit because that makes the road wider lol

They also love this amazing brexit there

@@redboyjan What Brexit? The elites keep dragging their heels

@@g8ymw 🤡

The drivers who drive on it are danderous.

@@andymerrett it's the only way I'd want to go.

It's an absolute banger! Thanks for watching :D

It's "The Carnival" by Gordon Giltrap. It used to be the theme for the travel show "Wish You Were Here!"

Whos though. Lakens

irmland 😼

@@ryanharris2305 It used to be Jacksons but closed now - so Lakings

@@ABunchOfSpanners beat me to it 😂

but, as said in a comment above, not sold in UK

The A15 may be the longest road ,but its also one of the worse driving roads,, yeah I also would choose the B1398 over the A15 anyday!!!

It’s also much more scenic. The A15 is dull.

Did you try turning it off and on again?

@@AutoShenanigans it was probably saying that to people that sent me mad

That and any printer.

Did you go round the bend?

He arrived the right way up, and with his trousers intact if I remember rightly, so a definite win!!

He eats plenty of sausage. Believe me.

@@stringer-ik1pc Really? Do you think he is something of a sausage jockey?

Definitely.

New Zealands longest straight is only 13.7km long (8.5mi). Maybe Australia?

​@@KELVIN4TOR There is a road literally called 90 mile straight in the south of Western Australia

Dips that can completely hide an artic (That one just North of Caendby Corner)