The M77 Motorway is a major road in Scotland, connecting the city of Glasgow to the town of Ayr. It spans approximately 20 miles and serves as a vital route for commuters and travelers in the region. The motorway facilitates access to various towns and attractions along the way, enhancing connectivity in the area. Opened in the late 1970s, the M77 is part of the larger Scottish motorway network. It features multiple junctions that link to local roads, making it easier for drivers to reach their destinations. The motorway is known for its scenic views, particularly as it approaches the Ayrshire countryside.