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New Roads is an AI powered, hyper-personalised road trip planner
Whether you’re looking to plan a Sunday drive or a 5 day road trip, New Roads is here to create individual, unique and memorable journeys based on your criteria. Unlike other road trip planners, nothing is pre‑determined. You have the freedom to create any journey you want, instantly and entirely your way.
More than just an AI chat, New Roads will get to know you and your car. For example, add your car to the garage and it’ll know the width, length, height and, where available, the ground clearance of your car. The AI will then match this to the widths of the roads to make sure the roads are suitable for your car.
Check out all of our driver inspired features and start planning your first AI powered, hyper-personalised road trip today.
Road Trip Inspiration
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Drive to Goodwood Revival – 1 Day
Peak District – 2 Days
Maranello to Mugello Circuit – 1 Day
Yorkshire Dales – 2 Days
Dolomites & Stelvio – 4 Days
Sussex – 2 Days
Lake District – 3 Days
Peak District reveals it’s crown jewel, the Snake Pass
"You’ve slogged through the eastern suburbs of Manchester, zipped along the few miles of the M67, and worked your way through Glossop, a town that sounds like a bubble of hot lava bursting. Then, before you’re clear of the houses, the road rises and you see green hills, then the first of many serpentine twists and turns. This is Snake Pass, one of a handful of famous roads that cross the Peak District National Park that stretches from Ashbourne in the south to Saddleworth Moor in the north..."
One of the best driving routes in the world
"Just consider for a moment the North Coast 500. A stretch of road that loops around the most northerly point of mainland Britain that was specifically designed to attract tourists and driving enthusiasts to this remote part of Scotland. And it worked. evo was drawn here in 2015 when we brought 11 of our favourite cars to judge our Car of the Year. As a result, we know it is one of the best driving routes in the world, full of spectacular scenery, light on traffic with a great variety of challenging roads..."
Glorious Roads That Feel Like a Driving Kingdom
"Hooning through the Apennines never stopped feeling surreal. The Futa and Raticosa passes became our playground, a blur of bends, elevation and perfect late-afternoon light. We’d blast 70 miles up the A1 from Maranello or Sant’Agata, trading time for the promise of driving nirvana. And without fail, we’d stay too long in the hills, racing back for cold Peroni and the thinnest pizza diavola before the kitchen closed...."
Head to the Yorkshire Dales to find some proper roads
"As I discovered when I used to live in the area, the choices here are endless. Continue north and you pass The Sun Inn as a possible lunch stop, before a tricky complex of curves that skirt farm buildings. Follow it to the end and you reach the A59 Skipton Road, beyond which is Pateley Bridge and the Nidderdale area, an hors d’oeuvre to the full Dales experience. "
The Dolomites are some incredible driving roads
"Starting in Corvara and heading south, you dive straight into the tightly packed hairpins of the Passo Campolongo, which have a ski lift running overhead. This leads you to Arabba, where you head west for the Passo Pordoi. The Gardena pass is arguably the prettiest of the lot (although they’re all stunning). At just 32.5 miles it might not sound like a very long loop, but the road never seems to run straight or flat so you’re constantly busy. Add in the relentlessly changing but always mesmerising views of the South Tyrol and it’s an absolute gem."
The Route Napoléon is sensational
"I’m beginning to realise that the Route Napoléon is many roads in one. Its sheer scale and variety mean that a new landscape and new challenge is never more than moments ahead of you. Having descended into a valley, the road has been ironed flat with lush fields either side of us, the dotted white line in the centre aiming at the next summit like the sights on a pistol. There’s no traffic for miles..."
Scenic loveliness that slacken the jaw
"Back in the ’80s, when I was a road tester on Motor magazine in Sutton, Box Hill was a routine go-to for photography, supplying both the bends and the beauty in a neat package. We probably didn’t realise how lucky we were. It stands at the south-eastern corner of the Mole Gap, the valley carved by the River Mole through the North Downs..."
Why not just use ChatGPT or Claude?
You can. Both can get surprisingly far when planning a road trip. But New Roads goes further because it combines AI with a specialist technology stack built specifically for people who care about the drive, not just the destination.
Our technology brings together:
- Our own Best Roads database
- Our own vehicle dimensions database
- Elevation & curvature data
- Road width, surface material & quality data
- Traffic calming data
- Petrol & EV charging, including fuel prices
- Hotel search & booking links
- Specialist drivers travel advice & advisories
- Vehicle-specific Suitability Reports
- One-touch GPX export
Built by drivers, not just AI
We’re real people and real petrolheads. We’ve been planning and driving road trips since 1996, learning first-hand what makes a brilliant road, a great route and a trip that actually works.
New Roads combines that experience with specialist data and AI to make planning your next drive easier, smarter and far more personal.
Don’t spend weeks trying to work it all out. Let’s plan it in an instant!
Know the right roads
We have built a database of roads that we know are great driving roads. We even know which roads will suit your car.
Hotels, restaurants, places of interest
Tell us what you like and we’ll find places that match your personal tastes.
Navigation made easy
We’re not trying to be clever, we use what you use. All of our trips will give you a Google Maps link once you have a subscription.
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