Drivers warned of long delays as millions to hit roads for bank holiday weekend
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Motorists have been warned of huge traffic delays as millions people are set to hit the road this bank holiday weekend
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Drivers have been warned of huge traffic delays as millions of people are set to hit the road this bank holiday weekend.
The RAC warned journeys on the road could take up to twice as long as usual as 14 million people are expected to set off.
“With Easter falling earlier than usual at the start of the school holidays, it could be carmageddon for holidaymakers,” an RAC breakdown spokesperson said.
Journeys on the M25 between the M23 for Gatwick and the M1 in Hertfordshire are expected to take more than two hours, while the M5 southbound between Bristol and Taunton is also likely to be congested.
Meanwhile rail passengers are also likely to face heavy disruption, with Network Rail urging people to check their journey details before they travel.
London Euston will be largely closed between Good Friday and Easter Monday due to engineering works between London and Milton Keynes.
14 million to hit the road this Easter bank holiday weekend
Drivers have been warned of huge traffic delays as millions of people are set to hit the road this bank holiday weekend.
The RAC warned journeys on the road could take up to twice as long as usual as 14 million people are expected to set off.
“With Easter falling earlier than usual at the start of the school holidays, it could be carmageddon for holidaymakers,” an RAC breakdown spokesperson said.
Journeys on the M25 between the M23 for Gatwick and the M1 in Hertfordshire are expected to take more than two hours, while the M5 southbound between Bristol and Taunton is also likely to be congested.
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Athena Stavrou28 March 2024 09:25
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