Major Motorways Under Amber Traffic Warning for Bank Holiday Weekend

Major motorways under amber traffic warning for Bank Holiday weekend

MAJOR motorways have been issued amber traffic warnings ahead of 18million drivers hitting the road this Bank Holiday.Motorists are urged to avoid cer

Motorists warned to expect huge delays this weekend as major routes including M25 face congestion

Drivers have been warned to prepare for a "double dose of delays" as nearly 18 million road trips are expected over the upcoming May bank holiday weekend. According to reports, drivers across the UK will embark on more than 17.9 million journeys between Friday, May 23 and Monday, May 26.The long weekend, which also marks the start of half-term for many schools, is set to create significant congestion on major routes throughout the country. With …

UK Airports brace for busiest day of the year so far

The late may bank holiday is upon and UK airports are set for their busiest day of the year so far with not only a long weekend looming, but for many, its also school half-term. According to data from viation analytics firm Cirium, 12,185 flights are due to depart the UK over the bank holiday weekend with 3,204 flights on Friday the 23rd May alone making it busier than the early May bank holiday which only saw 11,746 flights over the weekend. To…

Bank Holiday traffic to reach 18 million journeys

Bank Holiday traffic is set to soar this weekend with nearly 18 million road trips expected from Friday to Monday, with Friday and Saturday the busiest days. This is almost […] The post Bank Holiday traffic to reach 18 million journeys first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.

West Midlands traffic: Road closures and disruptions to watch out for ahead of Spring bank holiday weekend

Workers and schoolchildren get an extra day off this Monday for the Spring bank holiday weekend which runs from Saturday May 24 to Monday May 26.

Congestion warning on major routes ahead of May bank holiday weekend

The RAC and transport analysts Inrix are warning of a potential ‘double dose of delays’ on Friday and Saturday (May 23 and 24).