Travel disruptions for millions over bank holiday weekend
Rail strikes by the Rail, Maritime and Transport union and signal failures have led to train delays and cancellations, while 17.6 million car trips increase road congestion, officials said.
- More than 15 million motorists are expected to travel during the bank holiday weekend, leading to heavy traffic and long delays, especially on motorways like the M5.
- Inrix forecasts that the M5 between Bristol and Devon will experience hold-ups of more than 40 minutes on Friday and Saturday.
- Nick Zapolski advises that Friday and Saturday afternoons will be the busiest travel times, recommending morning or late evening travel instead.
- The AA suggests motorists check their vehicles using the 'FLOWER' method to avoid breakdowns.
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Bank holiday travel advice issued as severe disruption expected for millions of drivers - The Mirror
The bank holiday weekend is on its way, and it is expected that over 15 million drivers will hit our roads. But there are steps we can take to avoid the motorway mayhem as much as possible
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