Driving the Britain's bendiest roads
In a country where hairpins are rare, there are 10 roads in Great Britain that are much more than a line between two points. Some British roads are so bendy they exert the kind of forces you would expect on a racetrack.
| Road | Description | Zone |
| B3081 | Cann Common to Tollard Royal | Dorset/Wiltshire |
| A686 | Penrith to Melmerby | Cumbria |
| A537 | Macclesfield to Buxton | Cheshire/Derbyshire |
| A466 | Monmouth and Staunton | Monmouth |
| A4061 | Pricetown and Treorchy | Rhondda, Wales |
| A157 | Louth to Mablethorpe | Lincolnshire |
| B2130 | Godalming to Cranleigh | Surrey |
| B6270 | Keld and Reeth | North Yorkshire |
| A39 | Bridgwater to Minehead | Somerset |
| B797 | Mennock to Warnlockhead | Dumfries and Galloway |
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