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Depends on traffic, but at a good time with clear traffic around Southampton, Portsmouth and Chichester and driving at the speed limit, around two hours.
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How long would it take to drive from bognor regis to dover?
how long to drive from bognor regis to dover
How long does it take to get from Brighton to Bognor Regis?
It takes about 45 minutes by car and a bit quicker by train (30 - 40 mins) costing about £6 for a return ticket.
How long by car from London to dorset town centre?
Dorset is a county, not a town.
How long from London to dorset?
About 3 hours driving
How long does the train take from Victoria station to Bognor Regis?
This depends on which train you take. There is a quick train that makes a few stops on the way, it gets to Horsham and then splits into a fast train going to Portsmouth (with a stop at Barnham - you then need to change trains, go under the subway to platform 1, that's where the Bognor train gets in). SO, fast train would take about 1hr 20 mins. The slower train, which stops at every little station along the way is more like 1hr 40 mins up to 2 hrs.
How long is it to get to Dorset?
It takes roughly 3-4 hours depending where you are
How long does it take to drive a car from poole dorset to London?
About 3 hours
How long is the River Piddle in Dorset?
24.1 miles from Alton Pancras to Poole Harbour
How long would it take to drive from bournemouth in dorset to newquay in Cornwall?
Google Earth calculates the distance as 167 miles - with an estimated driving time of 3 hours 17 minutes.
How long does it take to get to wales in a car from dorset?
It obviously depends on... where in Dorset you start from, where in Wales you are going, what route you take and how fast you drive.
How long does it take to drive from Manchester to Dorset?
About 4.5 hours by taking the M6 and M5. It is a distance of about 367 km.
How long is the river Stour?
The Stour river is 60 miles long. It flows through Southern England. It is also known as the Dorset Stour River.
