Monday, December 19, 2022, 12 :04 a.m
AA issued an amber advisory on December 23rd, 24 warning that 17 million drivers would be joining the Christmas exodus.
Most traffic will travel on routes linking to M25, particularly those connecting M25 with M3, M4, M11 and M20.
Congestion – which will also affect the north with bottlenecks expected on the M8 motorway near Edinburgh and the M6 near Birmingham – is expected to increase between 10am-6pm on Friday and 10am-4pm on Saturday.
Jack Cousins (AA’s head for road policy), says that disruptions to the rail network have exacerbated this situation.
“The rail strikes have persuaded more people to travel by automobile this year. While hundreds of miles have been cleared to ease the pain but it may not be enough in order to keep the waiting list at bay,” he stated.
Motorists should also know that PCS union members who work on National Highways will be out between December 16th and January 4.
It is here National HighwaysLast week, I decided to hike over 900 miles of planned roads to help Britons to get around.
The government-owned firm will clear the roads from 6 am on December 20th to 12 am January 3rd.
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