Bristol Rovers will spend less time on the road travelling to away games next season.

Rovers will travel 574 miles less this year than they did during the 2011/12 league campaign.

Life in League Two will see Rovers visit local clubs Cheltenham, Swindon, Hereford and Oxford.

Last season Rovers travelled 6702 miles, which included long trips to Carlisle and Hartlepool. This season they will travel 6128 - including the club's first visit to the Pirelli Stadium, the home of Burton Albion a 254 mile round trip.

Morecambe, another new ground for Rovers to visit, is the longest away journey; a round trip of 430 miles - 120 miles less than last season's longest trip to Carlisle's Brunton Park.

Just behind is Bradford, with a round trip of 424 miles, and then comes Accrington Stanley's Crown Ground which is a round trip of 388 miles from the Memorial Stadium.

Cheltenham is now the shortest trip at just 86 miles, with Swindon - who were relegated alongside Rovers - a close second on 90 miles. Hereford are the third closest team - a round trip of 130 miles.

See the table below for the full list of distances:

CLUB	ONE WAY	ROUND TRIP
Cheltenham	43	86
Swindon	45	90
Hereford	65	130
Oxford	85	170
Aldershot	95	190
Torquay	103	206
AFC Wimbledon	113	226
Plymouth	126	252
Burton Albion	127	254
Shrewsbury	127	254
Port Vale	130	260
Barnet	131	262
Crewe	137	274
Northampton	138	376
Crawley	146	292
Macclesfield	152	304
Dagenham & Redbridge	159	318
Gillingham	171	342
Southend	173	346
Rotherham	177	354
Accrington Stanley	194	388
Bradford	212	424
Morecambe	215	430

Figures take into account road types and most efficient journey routes as determined by Google Maps.