To start with the roads you can reach to Edinburgh very fast if you are adopting the way from M8 which is west from Glasgow and M9 i.e. north-west from Stirling. Edinburgh is connected via A90 and M90 which is north from Perth and Dundee respectively. If you are heading to Edinburgh from London then you can adopt the M1 motorway route which will take around eight to nine hours. Edinburgh is hardly 398 miles away from London.

 Edinburgh is also connected by A1 highway express which is south-east from Newcastle upon Tyne and north-east England. it is not convenient to visit Edinburgh by car because finding a car parking place in this city is definitely a great task to accomplish. Edinburgh has countless one way streets and the city is also designed in a very historical and old way. You can easily find a railway station from the outskirts and park as you visit Edinburgh. Instead of visiting the Edinburgh city by car it is better to leave your car at the outskirts and then commute by train.

If you are coming to Edinburgh from M8 route then you can just adopt the direction for Edinburgh airport to get at Ingliston Park and Ride and it hardly takes half an hour from the airport terminal. Here you can find a regular bus service from city centre and Waverly Bridge which serves to all the nearby bus stations and railway stations. From Dunfermline and Livingston you can find night bus for travelling at late nights. Generally taxis from outside the arrival halls move on the A8 route for getting to town places.

 In Edinburgh Eastfield road is a right way to make fast entry to airport which is linked to A8 route. This route is separated by various junctions and it connects airport with various express highways like M8 Glasgow and A720 Edinburgh city bypass. So reaching any place in Edinburgh is not a problem with such an extensive maintained infrastructure of airports and roads