We liked clear motorway junctions, with restricted ones listed separately.
And atlases that listed speed cameras were a plus even better if they included the limit. We preferred large scales with more detail, but this was balanced against value, worked out per A4 page (A3 pro-rata). The numbered documents below correspond to this plate map. Any contribution is more than welcomed but the figures published. Waste Atlas is made with the contribution of scientists from different countries and the utilization of published data.
To download individual plates from County Highway Atlas in PDF Format, find your desired plate on the map below. Waste Atlas is a crowdsourcing free access map that visualizes municipal solid waste management data across the world for comparison and benchmarking purposes. All were expected to show the London Congestion Charge and Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ), with extra marks awarded for useful info such as major town approach roads, town and city mapping, air and sea port layouts, restricted motorway junctions, route planners and tourist information. 2015 Street Index (PDF) Download Individual Plates by Plate Number. We checked for up-to-date mapping by searching for three proposed road projects and then whether or not four small hamlets from around Britain were shown. So which atlas will put you on the right road? How we tested them In general, spiral-bound maps are easier to use since they fold flat, although they’re often not as robust as perfect-bound versions. A larger scale gives more detail but means more pages and weight. But of course the bigger you buy, the more room they take up in storage. The best sizes are A4 or A3, and the bigger options usually work out cheaper per page.
They are also great for seeing the bigger picture ahead of a trip.
Despite the rise of sat-navs and apps, many drivers still prefer to use paper maps which can’t go wrong or misdirect you.