The M8 Motorway is a major highway in Scotland, connecting the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. It spans approximately 67 miles and serves as a vital transport link for both commuters and freight traffic, facilitating economic activity between these two urban centers. Opened in stages from the 1960s to the 1990s, the M8 features multiple lanes and various interchanges, improving accessibility to surrounding areas. It plays a crucial role in the Scottish road network, helping to reduce travel times and enhance connectivity across the region.