Maps showing bridge heights?

[Elly_374324994]

Is there anywhere you can find out the heights of bridges with restrictions? I thought it may be on new maps that claim to have "extra, useful information" - spent about an hour in my local Waterstones looking through all the road maps and then thought I'd just ask you guys.

So, does anyone know if there is there a road map or website where I can get this information?

Thanks in advance - Elly

 

[cokey1970]

Apparently the AA Close-Up Truckers Atlas contains 4,700 low bridge heights ans 1,700 narrow & weak bridges. It retails for

 

[Angus1]

You can get a `Truckers` Atlas ( I think its by Phillips)which is a standard atlas but shows all `low` bridges (by that I think its anything less than 17 feet).

They come ring-bound and standard-bound, I`ve used the former for years and still do. Its more reliable than Doris (my sat-nav)!

 

[Rod_5041370]

You can get them as POIs for TomTom sat. nav. if you have one.

 

[Ogre]

Ref the Sat Nav advice. if you have a TomTom Satnav, this is their site for this feature.

http://www.tomtompoi.net/

 

[Elly_374324994]

Apparently the AA Close-Up Truckers Atlas contains 4,700 low bridge heights ans 1,700 narrow & weak bridges. It retails for

 

[Elly_374324994]

You can get a `Truckers` Atlas ( I think its by Phillips)which is a standard atlas but shows all `low` bridges (by that I think its anything less than 17 feet).

They come ring-bound and standard-bound, I`ve used the former for years and still do. Its more reliable than Doris (my sat-nav)!

Thanks Angus - I'll have a look and compare it to the one recommended by Martin.

 

[Elly_374324994]

You can get them as POIs for TomTom sat. nav. if you have one.

Thanks Rod - with that info, the link to their website from Ogre and a map as recommended by Martin and Rod. I think I'll be well sorted (and not stuck under any bridges).

 

[Elly_374324994]

Ref the Sat Nav advice. if you have a TomTom Satnav, this is their site for this feature.

]http://www.tomtompoi.net/

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Website link is really useful. Thanks for that, Ogre. We like to use Tomtom and have map backup too so I think all the info from you guys has answered my question. cheers.