Bendiest roads in the UK revealed

Britain’s bendiest roads – where drivers can face the same gravitational forces as on a rollercoaster or race track – have been named. Most are minor country roads in hilly areas, although in sixth place was the A157 in Lincolnshire – a county generally thought of as flat.

A mile-long stretch of the B3081, between Cann Common in Dorset and Tollard Royal, Wiltshire, came out top.

One part of the road is called the Zig Zag Hill.

…etc; table of the rodes is at [news.bbc.co.uk]

I’ve ridden the “A537 – Macclesfield to Buxton” for certain, and that was fun. Maybe I can attack a few more, later on.