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Visit some relevant and interesting websites

There are now countless millions of websites on the Internet but there are some that we particularly like looking at for one reason or another. We thought you might too so, here they are. Some are useful, some are interesting, some are informative and some are, well, downright odd.

A World of Motorhomes

World of Motorhomes is a great place to look for all types of information relating to the leisure industry.The core of the site is intended to act as a complimentary service to the main Shows, acting as a constant reminder to show-goers and as a useful tool to those not able to attend or participate.
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Al’s “Only Fools & Horses” Tribute Page

This is an excellent site which celebrates Peckham’s most famous residents.
Having spent 15 years in Peckham, we have a sentimental atachment to the place. And no, we don’t have a yellow Reliant Regal Supevan (not a Robin!) parked in the yard: ours is red.
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Avoid those traffic jams

This is the website of the TMC Forum, an organisation which exists to promote and develop the Traffic Message Channel. TMC enables anyone with a suitable receiver to access traffic information relevant to their location and, if equipped with a compatible navigation system – Blaupunkt’s Lucca 5.2 for example – to automatically find an alternative route if necessary. The system is now up and running in parts of England and Wales, as well as many areas of Europe.
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Dragoman

If you’re interested in overland adventure holidays, you should find the Dragoman site right up your street.
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For information on road conditions in England

The Highways Agency operates and maintains all motorways and most major ‘A’ roads in England. Their website has real-time traffic information from around the country and all the latest info. on roadworks and incidents which could affect your journey.
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Great Britain Tourist Information

An interesting, if slightly eccentric, site for visitors or residents of Great Britain. It has lots of information on where to go, what to do and, especially, where to stay when you get
here.
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Home is Where we Park our House

Steven & Fran live full time in their RV and want to share their experiences with you.
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Jowett Jupiter Sports Car

The Jowett Jupiter was built in Bradford in the early 1950’s. It was technically advanced in many ways and achieved a certain amount of success, not least at Le Mans where it won its class three year’s running.
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Leaded petrol is still available

If you have a vehicle which ought to be running on genuine leaded petrol, why bother with substitutes when you can get the real thing. For information on service stations all over the country which still stock the stuff, take a look at www.bayfordthrust.co.uk
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Live Duct Tape & WD-40 cam

If, like certain people at RoadPro, you think that duct tape and WD-40 are two of the most significant inventions of the 20th century, this site’s for you.
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More Duct Tape

Yet another duct tape page and this one features what is unlikely to become the fashion sensation of the decade, the duct tape suit.
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MORE duct tape stuff from The Duct Tape Guys

We’re keen duct tape fans but these guys are obsessed beyond belief. Their motto seems to be: “If you’ve got it, duct tape it”
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Motorhome Facts

Largest UK Motorhome Online Community, discussion forums, articles, information and reviews. Directory of Motorhome Campsites and stopovers throughout Europe. Huge range of facilities and a plethora of information.
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Professional Drivers Association

Started by a group of concerned people from various areas of the road transport industry, the Professional Drivers' Association is rapidly gaining a reputation for taking a positive and constructive to the problems faced by professional drivers.
Their aims are laid out here and, for more information, visit them at any of the Truckfest shows or click on the link below.
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Satellite for Caravans

A very useful site for anyone using satellite TV in a vehicle.
David Sullivan has obviously researched his subject thoroughly although - it has to be said - we at RoadPro don't necessarily agree entirely with everything he says, especially the bit about satfinders!
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The new national cycle network

If you’re a cyclist or thinking of becoming one, the national cycle network is excellent news. Covering a wide area of the country, the network makes cycling safer and more enjoyable whether you’re on your bike for business or pleasure. The network is organised by Sustrans and you can find out more about them and the new cycle routes at www.sustrans.co.uk
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The Self-Build Motor Caravanners club

Our aim is to promote and assist those who undertake to do a Self Build Motor Caravan and make this club informative, helpful and practical.
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The Truckers’ Page

One of the oldest truckers’ sites on the web, this American site will be of interest to truckers everywhere.
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Vintage Airstream Club

The Airstream trailer is that uniquely shaped, aluminium caravan which used to be everyone’s idea of an American caravan. This is the website of the Vintage Airstream Club. A little obscure perhaps but, if you like a bit of nostalgia, this one’s for you.
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