I would have thought Caithness/Sutherland (the far north of Scotland). The total population of that vast area is roughly equivalent to an average sized UK town. When I cycled from Bonar Bridge to Inchnadamph back in July I only saw no more than a dozen cars in three hours, and that was on one of the main roads at the height of the tourist season.
Where in the UK are the quietest roads for cycling
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addictfreak
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- Boldon, Tyne and Wear
+1 you can cycle for hours in wonderful countryside without seeing a car.
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Freddyflintstone
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[QUOTE 1647524, member: 9609"]dinnae tell everyone that !
Truth is North Northumberland and the Scottish Borders is an appalling place, bad weather, bad roads, bad scenery, huge badly driven lorries, wall to wall 4x4s and a culture of drink driving, and the natives are even worse .... better off staying down south, thats what I say.
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In that case I must go - I like a challenge
Truth is North Northumberland and the Scottish Borders is an appalling place, bad weather, bad roads, bad scenery, huge badly driven lorries, wall to wall 4x4s and a culture of drink driving, and the natives are even worse .... better off staying down south, thats what I say.
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In that case I must go - I like a challenge
Paladin - York
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- York
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