“The Brighton & Hove Bus Company will be offering luxury guided coach tours of the M25 next year,
highlights of the tour will be Clacket Lane services and the Dartford Crossing! There will be a stop
for refreshments at a motorway service area”
The mind boggles, people actually want to tour the M25 for fun
SWEDISH BLUE:
Company in Norfolk was doing this years ago.
It was an educational thing.
Norfolk people were confused by all these Londoners who moved to Norfolk, then complained about everything. They kept thinking "well if Norfolk so bad why don’t they move back to London? ".
A quick tour of the M25 soon shows them how [zb] it really is. So they now just think these moaning Londoners are just sad [zb]'s who’d find something to moan about in the Garden of Eden.
The tour is supposed to last 4 hours and arrive back in Brighton at 6pm, that means it’s on the M25 and M23 at the busiest times, there are some days that you cannot even get round the M25 in 4 hours
Mr B:
As daft as it sounds I’ve always wanted to drive all the way round then back the other to what the difference is. Does anyone know? Or care?
Anticlockwise is shorter so, in theory, should be quicker, but the Dartford Tunnels often have a longer delay than the bridge.
There used to be a secret gathering of young lad’s with various sporty cars meeting on the M25 for un-official races around the M25, whenever I saw them they always appeared to go clockwise…
There used to be a secret gathering of young lad’s with various sporty cars meeting on the M25 for un-official races around the M25, whenever I saw them they always appeared to go clockwise
That was called the inner lane club and it was anti clock.
SWEDISH BLUE:
Company in Norfolk was doing this years ago.
It was an educational thing.
Norfolk people were confused by all these Londoners who moved to Norfolk, then complained about everything. They kept thinking "well if Norfolk so bad why don’t they move back to London? ".
A quick tour of the M25 soon shows them how [zb] it really is. So they now just think these moaning Londoners are just sad [zb]'s who’d find something to moan about in the Garden of Eden.
The name of the company was Ambassador Travel. The tours started when the M25 first opened and they used two send two coaches out on a Saturday and a Sunday and they were sold out for months. Ambassador actually still have one of the coaches that were bought new and specifically for the M25 tours today.