The M23 motorway is a major road in the United Kingdom that connects London to the South Coast. It runs from the M25 motorway near Crawley to Brighton, covering a distance of approximately 60 miles. The motorway serves as a key route for both local and long-distance traffic, facilitating travel to popular destinations along the coast. Opened in stages between 1975 and 1979, the M23 features several junctions that provide access to towns and cities in the surrounding areas. It is an important transport link for commuters and tourists, contributing to the economic activity of the regions it connects.