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Driving from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank takes about via Egghill Lane. The distance is 9 mi. The straight-line distance is 6 mi. Driving directions
Driving directions
17 · 9 mi- 1 Depart 9 yd
- 2 Turn right onto Pershore Road 1 mi
- 3 Enter roundabout left onto Pershore Road 11 yd
- 4 Exit roundabout slightly left onto Pershore Road 1 mi
- 5 Turn right onto Mary Vale Road 1 mi
- 6 Continue straight onto Heath Road 1 mi
- 7 At roundabout, take exit left onto Woodlands Park Road 1 mi
- 8 Turn right onto Bunbury Road 1 mi
- 9 Continue straight onto Great Stone Road 1 mi
- 10 Turn right onto Bristol Road South 98 yd
- 11 Turn left onto Frankley Beeches Road 1 mi
- 12 At roundabout, take exit right onto Egghill Lane 2 mi
- 13 Turn left onto Frankley Green Lane 2 mi
- 14 Continue straight onto Oxwood Lane 1 mi
- 15 Continue slightly right onto New Town Lane 1 mi
- 16 Turn right onto Old House Lane 1 mi
- 17 Arrive onto Old House Lane
The return trip from Dayhouse Bank to Ten Acres covers roughly the same distance, 9 mi.
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Questions and answers
Dayhouse Bank lies roughly to the west of Ten Acres.
How far is it from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank?
The distance between Ten Acres and Dayhouse Bank is 9 mi by road.
How long does it take to drive from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank?
The drive from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank takes approximately 20 min by car.
What is the best route from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank?
The fastest route from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank covers 9 mi with a driving time of approximately 20 min.
What is the shortest route from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank?
The shortest driving route from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank is about 9 mi by road.
Are there charging stations between Ten Acres and Dayhouse Bank?
Yes. You can charge along the route from Ten Acres to Dayhouse Bank, including Birmingham Road, Birmingham (350 kW), Moto Frankley Southbound Services (350 kW), Coventry Road, Birmingham (300 kW). Charging points on this route: 324.
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Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

