License-free car routes from Exeter
16 license-free car routes from Exeter (Devon). Every trip is suited to a license-free car: no motorway or expressway, top speed 45 km/h.
From Exeter (Devon), TacTac offers 16 license-free car routes, from 57 to 196 km, toward 2 regions. Every trip avoids motorways and expressways, which are banned for light quadricycles, and is worked out at a top speed of 45 km/h.
What these routes from Exeter cover
Of the 16 routes worked out from Exeter, 0 are under 30 km, 1 fall between 30 and 60 km and 15 go beyond 60 km. The shortest reaches Plymouth, 57 km away, about 1h 26min at 45 km/h. The longest runs to Oxford, 196 km and 4h 54min of driving.
For an electric license-free car, range is the question. Counting about a hundred kilometres per charge, 3 of these 16 routes are done in one go, and 13 need a charge on the way or an overnight stop. A petrol one covers the lot with no constraint, on a tank of around 20 litres.
These distances are not straight-line measurements: they come from TacTac's route calculation, which leaves out the motorways and expressways banned for light quadricycles and works at a 45 km/h top speed. A Exeter → Plymouth therefore looks longer than in an ordinary car, but it matches the road you can actually drive.
Toward England (12 routes)
Toward Wales (4 routes)
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