🇬🇧 Viagem transfronteiriça · United Kingdom → France 🇫🇷
De carro de Glasgow para Marseille
Drive from Glasgow to Marseille via UK motorways and French Autoroutes. Navigate tolls, fuel stops, and border changes on this epic cross-Europe journey.
- Tempo de condução
- 20h 3m
- Distância
- 1.876 km
- No mesmo dia?
- Dividir
- 12 h+, planear uma paragem
- Custo do combustível
- ≈ €264
- gasolina · gasóleo ≈ €222
- Portagens
- ≈ €91
- por km
- Carregamento de VE
- Desconhecido
- ainda não pesquisado
Nesta página
Mapa da rota
Opções de rota
Outros caminhos que o OSRM encontrou entre as duas cidades — útil quando trânsito, portagens ou paisagem importam mais que velocidade pura.
Alternativa
+2h 16m- Distância:
- 2.043 km (+167 km)
- Duração:
- 22h 19m
Via: A 6 · A 31 · A1(M) · E42
Como mais pode fazer esta viagem?
Conduzir é o foco deste guia; veja como ciclismo e (em breve) comboio, autocarro e avião se comparam para o mesmo trajeto.
20h 3m
1.876 km · €264 de combustível
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Não realista
1.876 km está muito além de um passeio de bicicleta típico de vários dias. Experimente um trajeto mais curto, como uma etapa de um dia ou fim de semana.
No direct service
Our coach data (FlixBus + BlaBlaCar) doesn't list a direct service for this pair. National operators (e.g., National Express in the UK, Eurolines feeders) may still cover it — check their site directly.
Como é a viagem
Elaborado a partir dos dados calculados da rota em 24 de abril de 2026 e revisto em comparação com o cartão de resumo da rota. Leia a nossa metodologia.
The moment you merge onto the M8 leaving Glasgow, the long haul south begins, connecting swiftly to the M74 and then the A74(M) as you head towards the English border. This initial leg is all about efficient motorway miles through Scotland and into England, a familiar landscape of dual carriageways and service stations. You'll soon pick up the M6, the backbone of the UK's motorway network for this stretch, taking you southwards past Manchester and Birmingham. Be aware of variable speed limits on the M6 and the potential for heavy traffic, especially around major urban centres. After a substantial run on the M6, you'll transition to the A66, a trans-Pennine route that offers a slightly different driving experience, before rejoining the motorway system via the A1(M) as you sweep towards the south-east of England and your ferry or Eurotunnel crossing.
Once in France, the character of the drive changes dramatically. You'll likely find yourself on the A1 motorway out of the Lille area, a major artery that will guide you south. The French Autoroute system is generally a toll road network, so budget for these costs; you'll typically pay at booths as you exit or enter sections. Fuel prices can also vary significantly between countries, so topping up strategically in the UK before you leave, or in areas with known lower prices in France, can be beneficial. Keep an eye on speed limit signs; France has a standard 130 km/h limit on motorways in dry conditions, but this drops significantly in wet weather. Low-emission zones are becoming more common in French cities, so research specific cities on your route if you plan to enter their centres. The final push towards Marseille will involve navigating a series of Autoroutes, progressively drawing you closer to the Mediterranean coast.
As you get further south in France, the landscape will shift from rolling hills to more mountainous terrain as you approach the Alps, though the main Autoroutes are designed to bypass the most challenging sections. Service areas (aires) are frequent and well-equipped, offering fuel, food, and rest stops. The drive, while long, is manageable with a couple of overnight stops, breaking up the near 20 hours of driving. Expect a significant difference in driving culture and road signage compared to the UK, but the Autoroute network is generally very well-maintained and signposted. The final approach to Marseille offers glimpses of the blue Mediterranean, a fitting reward for your extensive cross-European journey.
Destaques da rota
- UK Motorway Network: M8, M74, M6, A1(M)
- Trans-Pennine crossing via A66
- French Autoroute system (toll roads)
- Variable speed limits on UK motorways
- Changing landscapes from UK hills to French plains
- Mediterranean approach into Marseille
Plano de viagem
Como pensar na viagem: um dia, dividida ou com pernoita.
Recomendada pernoita
Demasiado longo para um dia de um só condutor. Planeie 2 paragem(ns) de pernoita para fazer esta viagem corretamente.
Uma paragem natural para pernoitar perto do ponto intermédio: Longuenesse (fr).
- Distância:
- 1.876 km
- Duração:
- 20h 3m (fluxo livre, sem trânsito)
Onde parar
Lugares ao longo da rota que fazem paragens naturais para café, almoço ou uma noite.
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Barnard Castle 🇬🇧 gb
≈235 km≈ 21.2 km de desvio da rota principal
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Grantham 🇬🇧 gb
≈469 km≈ 6.1 km de desvio da rota principal
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Rainham 🇬🇧 gb
≈704 km≈ 12.8 km de desvio da rota principal
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Cambrai 🇫🇷 fr
≈938 km≈ 14.7 km de desvio da rota principal
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Pont-Sainte-Marie 🇫🇷 fr
≈1.173 km≈ 25 km de desvio da rota principal
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Beaune 🇫🇷 fr
≈1.407 km≈ 9.1 km de desvio da rota principal
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Tain-l'Hermitage 🇫🇷 fr
≈1.641 km≈ 8 km de desvio da rota principal
Movimentos chave
Coisas a saber antes de partir — fronteiras, lados da estrada, portagens.
Travessia do Canal necessária — reserve com antecedência
O OSRM trata o Canal como terra. A realidade: precisa do Eurotúnel (Folkestone–Calais, 35 minutos, ~£90–£250 dependendo da data) ou do ferry Dover–Calais (90 minutos, ~£80–£200). Ambos adicionam uma hora a meia jornada à viagem, além do tempo de reserva, fila e alfândega. Reserve o seu lugar antes de confirmar uma data.
Cadeia multi-país · GB → FR → BE
Atravessará 3 países nesta viagem — cada um com o seu próprio sistema de portagens, preços de combustível e regras de autoestrada. Leia a secção de "o que precisa de saber" abaixo antes de partir e tenha o seu registo e cartão de seguro no bolso da porta para qualquer controlo rodoviário.
Conduzir pela esquerda em GB
O Reino Unido, Irlanda, Malta e Chipre conduzem pela esquerda. Se estiver a atravessar o continente por ferry ou pelo Eurotúnel, descanse um pouco antes de entrar na autoestrada — o cérebro adapta-se mais rápido do que se pensa.
Portagens em autoestradas em FR
Orçamente as portagens de autoestrada — França, Itália, Espanha e Portugal cobram por km, Croácia e Grécia por secção. Cartões contactless funcionam em quase todo o lado; tenha um preparado.
Longo troço rural na Le Shuttle
Planeie cerca de 59 km de estradas secundárias de duas faixas. Mais lentas que a autoestrada, mas muitas vezes a parte cénica — menos ultrapassagens depois de escurecer.
O que saber antes de partir
Coisas que um condutor de outro país não pensaria em perguntar — multas, dísticos, cartões de pagamento, horários.
Acesso a cidades & zonas de baixas emissões
Brussels Low Emission Zone covers all 19 communes
EssencialBrussels LEZ runs 24/7 across the entire city; foreign plates must register online before arrival. Diesel pre-Euro 4 and petrol pre-Euro 1 are banned outright. The fine for unregistered entry is €350. Antwerp and Ghent have their own LEZs with different sticker requirements.
Order your Crit'Air sticker before the trip
EssencialParis, Lyon, Strasbourg, Marseille, Toulouse and a growing list of cities require a Crit'Air air-quality sticker visible on your windscreen — even for a single drive-through. It's €4.51 from the official site and ships by post (allow 2–6 weeks abroad). Without it, expect on-the-spot fines from €68. Your registration document tells the issuer your emission class.
Fronteiras & documentos
EU drivers don't need an International Driving Permit
DicaA common piece of post-Brexit confusion: EU and UK driving licences are still mutually recognised for short visits. You don't need an IDP for a holiday or business trip. You also no longer need a Green Card — the UK rejoined the unified motor-insurance system in 2021. Bring your registration document and insurance certificate.
Portagens, dísticos & pagamento rodoviário
Contactless works at every autoroute booth
ÚtilFrench autoroutes use a ticket system: take a card on entry, pay on exit. Every barrier accepts contactless tap-to-pay — pull into the "CB / bank card" lane (orange "t" logo means Liber-T transponder only, avoid those). For frequent EU travellers a Bip&Go transponder pays itself off in two trips by skipping the queue.
Vieux-Port and Prado tunnels charge separate tolls
ÚtilMarseille
Marseille has three tolled urban tunnels not covered by the autoroute network: Vieux-Port (~€3.50), Prado-Carénage (~€3), Prado-Sud (~€3). Each is paid at a barrier with contactless. They save 10–20 minutes vs surface streets, but tally up if you cross the city twice.
O que o seu carro deve ter
Hi-vis vest in the cabin, triangle in the boot
EssencialA reflective vest must be reachable without leaving the vehicle (in the door pocket or under your seat — boot is too late). One warning triangle is also mandatory. The 2012 breathalyzer rule was scrapped in 2020 but is still nice to keep. No spare-bulb requirement.
Headlight deflectors required for continental cars
EssencialContinental left-hand-drive headlight beams cut up-and-right — point them straight at oncoming British traffic at night. €15 stick-on deflectors in the right pattern fix this. Many newer cars have a software "tourist mode" in the headlight menu instead. Without one, you'll dazzle every car you pass after dark and risk an MOT-style stop.
Regras & hábitos de condução
Drive on the left — give yourself a buffer day
EssencialSwitching sides isn't the danger people imagine for the first hour — it's the moment you're tired in week 2 and pull into a quiet petrol station. Park, then think. Roundabouts go clockwise; entering one feels backwards. The first 30 minutes after the ferry/Eurotunnel are the highest-risk: take a coffee at a service area before joining the M20.
Priorité à droite still applies in towns
ÚtilOn urban streets without signs, traffic from your right has priority — even from a side street that looks subordinate. Outside cities the rule is mostly retired, but in residential French villages it survives. Slow at every right-hand junction unless a yellow diamond on your road tells you you're on the priority road.
Don't leave anything visible in a street-parked car
ÚtilMarseille
Marseille has the highest passenger-car break-in rate in mainland France. Use a paid underground car park (Vieux-Port, Centre Bourse, Stade Vélodrome are all monitored €3–5/hour) rather than free street parking. Even a phone charger lying on the seat is enough.
Plan your stops, not just your finish time
ÚtilOSRM gives you free-flow drive time. Realistic add: 10% on motorway-heavy routes, 25% if you're crossing two cities. Eat at off-peak hours (11:30 lunch, 18:00 dinner) — service-area queues at noon kill 20 minutes. EU fatigue research is consistent: 15-minute break every 2 hours, full 45-minute break before 6 hours. The drive between hours 7 and 9 is where avoidable accidents cluster.
Town names switch language across the border
DicaBelgium signs towns in the local language: Mons becomes Bergen in Flanders, Liège becomes Luik, Brussels becomes Bruxelles/Brussel. SatNav usually handles both, but printed maps and exit signs can throw you. If you're looking for "Mons" on a Flemish-side motorway, you'll see "Bergen" on the gantry.
Postos de combustível
Contactless cards work at virtually every motorway pump
DicaMajor brand stations (Shell, Total, BP, Repsol, Cepsa, OMV, Eni, Esso) take Visa and Mastercard contactless without an issue. American Express and Diners are spotty south of the Alps. A €100 pre-authorisation hold is normal — it releases within 5 days. Carry €50 cash for the rare independent station.
Smaller stations close on Sundays
DicaMotorway service areas (aires) run 24/7 with a fuel-price premium of about €0.15/L. Off-motorway stations in towns under 20k people often close Sunday afternoons and overnight Mon–Sat. If you're fuelling on a Sunday route, plan around motorway stops — supermarket pumps (Carrefour, E.Leclerc) are your cheapest option but typically 9:00–12:30 / 14:30–19:00 on a Sunday, where open at all.
Regras, taxas e limites mudam. Verifique sempre a fonte oficial no dia antes de conduzir — esta página é uma lista de verificação, não uma referência legal.
Estradas principais
As autoestradas onde esta rota passa a maior parte dos quilómetros.
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A 26 Autoroute des Anglais360 km
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A 6 Autoroute du Soleil348 km
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A1(M) —273 km
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A 31 Autoroute de Lorraine-Bourgogne113 km
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A 7 Autoroute du Soleil99 km
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A 5 —92 km
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A74(M) —79 km
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A66 —78 km
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M11 —67 km
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M20 —48 km
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M74 —47 km
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M6 —44 km
Carácter da rota
Quanta da viagem é em autoestrada vs. secundária vs. rural.
Viagem em autoestrada — rápida, previsível, sem intercorrências.
- Autoestrada
- 96%
- Secundária
- 0%
- Outra / rural
- 4%
Dificuldade da condução
Visão geral: quão exigente é esta viagem para um condutor?
Geral
Exigente
Viagem difícil — múltiplos fatores complicadores agravam a fadiga. Recomenda-se fortemente dividir por dias.
- Viagem longa: 20h 3m ao volante a velocidades de fluxo livre.
- Transfronteiriço: GB → FR. Mantenha os documentos acessíveis e verifique as regras de fronteira.
- Mudança de lado da estrada — ajustar de LHT (condução pela direita) para RHT (condução pela esquerda) (ou vice-versa) exige concentração.
Combustível e portagens
Estimativa de custo aproximado para um carro de passageiros típico da UE. Trate como uma estimativa — os preços na bomba mudam semanalmente.
Gasolina (RON 95)
≈ €264
140.7 L × €1.88 / L · 7.5 L/100 km
Gasóleo
≈ €222
112.6 L × €1.97 / L · 6 L/100 km
Elétrico (carregamento rápido DC)
≈ €229
328 kWh × €0.70 / kWh · 17.5 kWh/100 km
Carregamento rápido DC público — carregar em AC em casa ou no hotel custa tipicamente cerca de metade.
Portagens de autoestrada e vinhetas
≈ €91
- FR — €0.10/km na rede de autoestradas (≈ 913 km no país ≈ €91)
Preços atualizados pela última vez em 2026-05-04. Fonte: Boletim Semanal do Petróleo da UE mais operadores de autoestradas nacionais.
Tempo por mês
Máxima diurna média / mínima noturna e precipitação mensal típica, nos últimos cinco anos.
🇬🇧 Glasgow
| Jan | Fev | Mar | Abr | Mai | Jun | Jul | Ago | Set | Out | Nov | Dez |
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| 103mm | 98mm | 97mm | 76mm | 91mm | 80mm | 115mm | 136mm | 106mm | 126mm | 99mm | 153mm |
quente ameno frio
🇫🇷 Marseille
| Jan | Fev | Mar | Abr | Mai | Jun | Jul | Ago | Set | Out | Nov | Dez |
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12°
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| 41mm | 59mm | 93mm | 37mm | 50mm | 27mm | 15mm | 29mm | 71mm | 75mm | 58mm | 64mm |
quente ameno frio
Próximos 5 dias em Marseille
Previsão ao vivo — atualizada a cada poucas horas.
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Ter 12
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14° / 13°
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Qua 13
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20° / 11°
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Qui 14
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18° / 12°
9.2mm
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Sex 15
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14° / 11°
15mm
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Sáb 16
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16° / 10°
0.2mm
Previsão: MET Norway
Direções
Resumo manobra a manobra das principais manobras, gerado pelo OSRM.
Mostrar todas as 56 manobras
- Hope Street 0.2 km
- (M8) 3 km
- (M8) 7 km
- (M73) 2 km
- (M74) 0.8 km
- (M74) 47 km
- (A74(M)) 79 km
- (M6) 44 km
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- (A66)
- (A66) 0.2 km
- (A66) 47 km
- (A66) 19 km
- (A66) 2 km
- (A66) 10 km
- (A1(M)) 0.3 km
- (A1(M)) 76 km
- (A1(M)) 189 km
- (A1(M)) 7 km
- (A14) 23 km
- Huntingdon Road (A14) 0.5 km
- (M11) 67 km
- — 0.5 km
- (M25) 25 km
- (A282) 8 km
- Dartford Bypass (A2) 3 km
- Watling Street (A2) 10 km
- (M2) 9 km
- (A229) 0.2 km
- —
- (A229) 3 km
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- (M20)
- (M20) 48 km
- — 0.2 km
- Boulevard d'Erlanger 0.7 km
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- — 0.9 km
- Le Shuttle 59 km
- Boulevard de la Côte d'Opale 1.0 km
- Boulevard de l'Europe
- (D 304) 0.1 km
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- L'Européenne (A 16) 4 km
- Autoroute des Anglais (A 26) 263 km
- Autoroute de l’Est (A 4) 34 km
- Autoroute des Anglais (A 26) 97 km
- (A 5) 92 km
- Autoroute de Lorraine-Bourgogne (A 31) 113 km
- Autoroute du Soleil (A 6) 128 km
- Autoroute du Soleil (A 6) 221 km
- Autoroute du Soleil (A 7) 79 km
- Autoroute du Soleil (A 7) 20 km
- (A 551) 0.4 km
- (A 551) 13 km
- Boulevard Garibaldi
Perguntas frequentes
What kind of roads will I be driving on?
You'll be primarily on UK motorways (M8, M74, A74(M), M6, A66, A1(M)) and French Autoroutes (e.g., A1), which are high-speed, limited-access highways. Expect some sections with variable speed limits and potential for traffic.
Are there tolls on this route?
Yes, the French Autoroute system is largely a toll road network. You will encounter toll booths where you will need to pay. The UK sections are generally toll-free, except for specific bridges or tunnels which are not on this OSRM route.
What are the speed limits?
In the UK, motorway speed limits are typically 70 mph, but can vary with variable speed limit systems. In France, the standard motorway speed limit is 130 km/h in dry conditions, dropping to 110 km/h in wet weather. Always observe posted signs.
Do I need a vignette for France?
No, France does not use a vignette system for its motorways. You pay tolls directly for usage.
What should I consider regarding fuel?
Fuel prices can vary significantly between the UK and France. Consider topping up your tank before leaving the UK. French service stations are frequent on the Autoroutes, but prices can be higher there than at off-highway stations.
Are there any specific driving requirements for France?
Ensure your vehicle has the required safety equipment for France, such as a high-visibility vest for each occupant, a warning triangle, and breathalyzer kits (though the latter is no longer mandatory to carry, it's still recommended). Check for any low-emission zone regulations if you plan to enter major French cities.
Como esta página é construída
Compilado por COD Solutions Oy a partir de dados europeus abertos — OSRM over OpenStreetMap for the route geometry, Open-Meteo for monthly climate normals, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin for cross-border fuel-price bands, and Google Gemini drafts the narrative and FAQ from the computed route data. Consulte a nossa metodologia para a cadência de atualização e limitações.