- For other European roads numbered A9, see A9 (disambiguation).
In United Kingdom, the / roads and / motorways are four major roads running northeast from Glasgow, the largest Scottish city.
While in real-life they are four interconnected but independent roads, UK Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 rendered them as four roads continuing from one another. Specifically, the order from south to north is:
In fact, together with the and the , as well as the and the in England, a trucker can possibly travel from Cambridge to Edinburgh (via Birmingham, Carlisle and Glasgow) on effectively one highway.
Although the – – – form a major Scottish route in real-life, truckers might find themselves using the more when doing jobs to / from Aberdeen. The main reason is that a minor road between Edinburgh and Carlisle, which is introduced in Euro Truck Simulator 2, makes travelling to / from Aberdeen via Glasgow longer than routing via Edinburgh.
Gallery[]
Speed cameras on the M80 motorway
A M80 sign
A road work near Glasgow
Trivia[]
- In UKTS and ETS 2, part of the road from the eastern terminus of to Aberdeen is still in real-life, but is not explicitly signed as such in-game.
- In ProMods, the is greatly extended north to Thurso, a large town in the extreme northeast of Scotland.
See also[]
Real-life information on:
United Kingdom | ||
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Cities | ETS 1: London - Manchester - Newcastle-upon-Tyne
UKTS / ETS 2: Aberdeen - Birmingham - Cambridge - Cardiff - Carlisle - Dover - Edinburgh - Felixstowe - Glasgow - Grimsby - Harwich - Hull - Liverpool - London - Manchester - Newcastle-upon-Tyne - Plymouth - Sheffield - Southampton - Swansea | |
Motorways | M1 - M2 - M3 - M4 - M5 - M6 - M8 - M11 - M18 - M20 - M25 - M27 - M53 - M53 - M62 - M74 - M80 - M90 - M180 A1 - A2 - A9 - A12 - A14 - A15 - A20 - A27 - A30 - A31 - A35 - A38 - A63 - A68 - A80 - A120 - A180 - A259 - A483 - A696 - A720 | |
See also | List of landmarks in the United Kingdom - List of Truck Stops in the United Kingdom |