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An online guide to every UK ford, watersplash and tidal road
A county by county guide of splash-down river and low water crossings throughout the UK. Please take particular care when crossing all fords and floodwater (some tips and advice are available here). wetroads is simply a record of UK fords at the turn of the millenium and the inclusion of a ford in this guide does not guarantee that the ford is a public right of way or is safe to cross.
If you enjoy taking part in adventurous driving activities like driving off-road, or racing, it's very important you make sure you are covered by your car insurance policy - you may be required to purchase additional cover for more extreme activities. For bikes, visit the bike insurance experts at bennetts to receive a quote right away. For public hire vehicles, contact DNA Taxi Insurance for a competitive quote online. Also, read our guidelines for crossing fords and make sure your vehicle is well maintained. Finally, should the worst happen, try this link for personal injury claims or this link for compensation claims.
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How Many?
A massive 2090 fords now identified and online including 1906 full listings with images, plus an extra 45 fords overseas!
Can you Help?
If I have missed any fords, or know of any changes to fords listed in wetroads (including images!), then please let me know....
Comments to:
lee@wetroads.co.uk
Compiled by Dr Lee Chapman. Please email to be put on the distribution list for future updates.
Thinking of changing your car to something more suitable for wetroading? Remember, there are many different types of low cost car finance to consider when you are buying a new or used. Alternatively, if you are looking for a second car for the family, then a simple point A to B car might be sufficient. Finally, Green Flag also provide a range of car breakdown cover.
Last updated 20th May 2013:
Blaendoithie in Ceredigion, Battlescombe in Gloucestershire, Cladach in Highlands & Islands, Snitterby in Lincolnshire, Deene in Northamptonshire, Whiteburnshank in Northumberland. |
