A road atlas providing mapping at a scale of 1.5 miles to 1 inch. Static speed camera locations are pinpointed on the mapping, with MPH speed limits shown. The London Congestion Charging Zone is shown, plus there are three pages of 'jam busting' maps for 2007. More than 30 classes of places to visit are also included.

Covering the whole of Britain and Ireland, this atlas shows toll points, A and B roads, primary routes and motorways. The title also has a comprehensive index with 4500 place names.

Britain's largest scale road atlas, the AA Close-up Britain Road Atlas (A4) provides super clear mapping at an ultra large scale of 1.5 miles to 1 inch. Static speed camera locations with speed limits are pinpointed, as are traffic signs and road markings. Cycle routes with steep gradients are shown and over 30 categories of places to visit are highlighted, from steam railways and castles to theme parks and gardens. Plus, 2,000 AA recommended pubs, campsites, and golf courses are also shown on the map. Each page is titled with its geographical location so you can turn to the page you need more easily. 53 town plans are provided, plus 10 airport and ferry port plan, and Central London mapping. A comprehensive 60,000 place name index is included. The paper in this atlas is produced from environmentally sustainable sources.

This road atlas for truck and lorry drivers provides clear mapping at a large scale of 1.5 miles to 1 inch, providing more detail but easier to read. Essential information includes truckstop and roadside cafe directory, and Channel Tunnel and terminal maps.

This is the first in a new series of highly illustrated books that take a nostalgic look at life in the 20th- century, "On Holiday" explores where we stayed, what we wore, where we went, how we got there and what we did while on holiday in days gone by. Accompanied by text written by best-selling Antiques Roadshow expert Paul Atterbury and using predominantly amateur photographs from family albums alongside postcards, publicity material and a range of ephemera from the Edwardian era to the 1970s, On Holiday offers a delightfully evocative snapshot of holiday life in 20th-century Britain.

How well do you really know your way around Britain? Uncover the history of Britain's roads and work your way around its highways, byways, bypasses and backwaters in these map-based challenges. Test your word-puzzling skills, map-reading savvy, general knowledge and problem-solving prowess, with over 400 mind-stretching questions. Guaranteed to drive your mind round the bend, this is the ultimate quiz to British places for motorists and map addicts. From producing the first road signs and handwriting route directions, to its bestselling atlases and touring guides, The AA has been helping motorists navigate British roads since 1905 - and no one knows Britain's roads better.