There are 7 city plans to help you find your way around Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Paris and Toulouse. There is also a route planner detailing major routes, ferries and airports and a distance and journey times chart between 50 destinations. An index of town names allows you to easily find the desired area within the atlas.

Fully revised and updated for 2020, it has been designed for the British motorist in France and includes 21 city / town plans. There is also a channel hopping guide including channel tunnel terminal plans and ferry information.

Michelin mapping is great if you require detailed information to allow you to make an informed choice while navigating your route. It has essential information such as width and height restrictions and other road safety information. Help me choose which road atlas to buy? Michelin's danger alers: to help you identify zones at risks for drivers and controlled speed areas

In general, spiral-bound maps are easier to use since they fold flat, although they’re often not as robust as perfect-bound versions. So which atlas will put you on the right road? How we tested them At 2.5mpi (miles per inch) the A-Z was certainly super scale and easy to read. All motorway junctions were shown in detail and it had the most air and sea port plans (11 and eight respectively). A total of 70 town plans wasn’t quite as many as the Collins, and it only offered three urban approach roads. When driving abroad you are legally required to carry certain pieces of safety equipment like a car warning triangle and high-visibility clothing . Most people would agree that European travel adaptors are crucial, allowing you to safely use your UK plugs abroad. Despite the rise of sat-navs and apps, many drivers still prefer to use paper maps which can’t go wrong or misdirect you. They are also great for seeing the bigger picture ahead of a trip.

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Coverage includes road mapping for Corsica and a central city and regional plan of Paris, plus the atlas legend is in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German and Dutch.