The M11 starts in either London or Cambridge, depending on your point of view, but since it was built out from London, let's start from there. The motorway actually begins in two places, essentially being long slip roads which join together to form the M These two slip roads join on to the North Circular, one for people travelling westish and the other for people going east-ish or into the city.
The east fork goes right down to London City Airport so the M11 is the motorway of choice for two of London's airports see Stansted, later. Small tribute is paid to suburbia as there are few junctions before you reach the M25, and these have restrictions.
In fact, I think there may only be one junction, around Loughton. The M25 junction is just a typical two-motorway intersection. In both directions the M11 loses a lane before, and regains it after the intersection. This is probably as a result of government planners having an anti-Essex bias. After the M25 it's just a few miles to The Harlow turn-off Junction 7. Exciting landmarks around here include North Weald airfield to the right assuming you are travelling north and, if you are travelling south, as you reach the crest of a hill between Junction 7 and the M25 you might get a nice view of the Canary Wharf Tower some miles away.
The next junction is somewhat isolated, being at least 10 miles away from the junctions either side. It is where you would be advised to get off for Stansted Airport and Bishops Stortford, that being where these things are located.
Also junction 8 contains the only service station on the motorway which, like the M40, ended many years of being service station free a few years ago. Junction 8 used to be the end of the motorway for a while after it was built and when they extended it to Cambridge they only built two lanes, which was a bit mean of them.
The rest of the motorway is particularly dull as we descend in to East Anglian flatness. Junction 9 for Saffron Walden and the A11 has some restriction. I think you aren't allowed to leave going south. M25 News and traffic Updates. M25 Motorway is our speciality. M25 Traffic. We wish all our users safe journeys over the Christmas Period and a Happy Christmas. M25 Traffic is now "mobile friendly". We have redesigned our site to work on any device as many of our users are on mobile or tablet devices.
The is a full list of the junctions towards the bottom of the page but the following is a summary of what junctions are where. Knowing which M25 junctions are were or what junction connects with other motorways and major roads will help with finding current M25 roadworks and the latest M25 traffic reports. We aslo feature a map of junctions with other motorways and a map of attractions and days out around the M You can now use our new traffic flow map to see the real time speed of traffc flow around the M25 right now!
The traffic flow map highlights the build up of congestion as it is happening in real time in these areas in the morning and afternoon to evening in certain parts of the M The map below shows all the junctions around the M25 to help you plan your route.
The Queen Elizabeth bridge is a stunning sight at metres 2, ft long and The Dartford Tunnel is 1, metres 4, ft long and first openned West Tunnel in with the bridge coming later in Edit source History Talk 0. Junction 1B on A : Dartford. Junction 2: Start of Motorway Gravesend, A2. Junction 3: Swanley, M Junction 4: Orpington, Bromley.
Junction 5: Sevenoaks, M Junction 6: Caterham. Junction 7: M Junction 8: Reigate, Redhill. Junction 9: Leatherhead, Epsom. Service Station: Cobham Service Station. Junction Guildford, Woking, A3. Junction Chertsey. Junction M3. Junction Staines, Egham.
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