is stena line any good out on this sunday.
gone out though killingholme before but not
with stena. cheers steve
Sure can`t be any worse than Cobbelfret meals are crap. !!!
It’s a newish boat, comfy rooms, single occupancy.
Food hit and miss, depends on chef.
Sunday usually quiet, 20 gags and pint £6.30.
For a freight boat it’s pretty good,
You’ll be on the transporter Sunday, get there for 5, 6 and you’ll probably straight on the boat
Cheers boys 
of to kleve germany for first thing monday
back load out of mulhiem load of fork trucks idea being same
boat back 
we will see
Don’t arrive too late as the boat tends to leave pretty sharpish on a Sunday night.
Tipping Kleve and backloading Mülheim (an der Ruhr, I assume) and back on the same boat should be a piece of ■■■■
Its a good boat foods good nice single cabins comfy beds if you smoke thers a large smoking room next to bar that has a tv showing films better than standing outside in bad weather cigs expensive
you are spot on inselaffe (an der rulr) can i ask your advice
across to nijmegen over the bridge down the 9 to kleve looks
easy then looking at maut atlas looks like i have to go to goch
to get the maut have you ever been though kleve.
can not believe there is nowhere to get it
cheers steve
STEVE THE RED:
you are spot on inselaffe (an der rulr) can i ask your advice
across to nijmegen over the bridge down the 9 to kleve looks
easy then looking at maut atlas looks like i have to go to goch
to get the maut have you ever been though kleve.
can not believe there is nowhere to get it
cheers steve
There are roadworks on the Maas bridge. It can get very congested on that leg of the zig-zag around Nijmegan at the time you’ll be getting there. I’d cross the border at Elten and drop down to Kleve, rather than Goch and come up to it.
You can get maut at either border crossing.
If you go into Nijmegan, cross the river there and onto the B9 to Kleve, there’s a little Aral Autohof at Eudem, just of here > Google Maps. That probably has a maut machine.
I’m on the delectable Cobelfreight to Zeebrugge this week 
cheers simon will try that
If you go through Nijmegen, cross the bridge on the N325 then keep right before looping round to the left and then keep right again. It is signed for Kleve but you have to wits about you as you can easily miss the last right fork and end up back on the bridge.
Avoid the Maas bridge (A50) to the west of Nijmegen as it is a right pain.
If you go via Arnhem (A12), cross at Elten as Simon suggests and pick up your Maut at the border for the 2 junctions down to Emmerich.
Maybe pick up your Maut for the onward leg to Mülheim here too, to save ■■■■■■■ around trying to find a machine in Kleve.
I have a magic Maut box, so have never used a machine but understand you can punch in a start time for each ticket purchased, so a suitable time delay on the second ticket to factor in tipping and job’s a good un
Inselaffe:
I have a magic Maut box, so have never used a machine but understand you can punch in a start time for each ticket purchased, so a suitable time delay on the second ticket to factor in tipping and job’s a good un
Aye, you can get two tickets at the same time and pick a start time for the second one.
Well you can pick a start time for both of them if you really want to.
I think the best way to do the Mulheim leg ticket, will be to put in the junction you’ll be joining the autobahn at as your start point, Goch border as your finishing point and put in the junction you need at Mulheim as a via point. That’ll save any mucking about trying to find a machine in Mulheim, provided the machine gives you enough time to get down there, tip and get back. You can check your cut-off time on the final screen before pressing the go button.
cheers lads
can not thank you enough
Simon:
I think the best way to do the Mulheim leg ticket, will be to put in the junction you’ll be joining the autobahn at as your start point, Goch border as your finishing point and put in the junction you need at Mulheim as a via point. That’ll save any mucking about trying to find a machine in Mulheim, provided the machine gives you enough time to get down there, tip and get back. You can check your cut-off time on the final screen before pressing the go button.
Brilliant 
If you go B9 from Nijmegen you will have trouble finding a Maut machine, so would suggest that crossing at Elten and picking up all your tickets there would be the most practical route for you in this case.
had a look at that way you are right thats the way in
will get all the maut at elten thanks again
trucknet works a treat