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Drivers warned over busiest summer getaway in at least eight years

This weekend will be the busiest summer getaway in at least eight years, drivers have been warned. The RAC said an estimated 18.8 million leisure trips are planned in the UK between Friday and Monday. That is the most since the company began ...

20 Jul 2022 at 01:01

London remains world’s most congested city

London’s roads remain the most congested in the world as life is “returning to normal” as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic recedes, new figures show. Drivers in the capital spent an average of 156 hours sitting in traffic in 2022, ...

10 Jan 2023 at 05:00

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UK drivers plan 19.2m trips this coming bank holiday weekend

An estimated 19.2m drivers are set to head out on the roads this May bank holiday weekend as traffic levels are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels. Research carried out by the RAC and transport firm Inrix show that on Saturday, ...

23 May 2023 at 00:01

Drivers warned of Easter jams with up to 17m getaway trips planned

Drivers are being warned to expect severe queues on the roads with up to 17 million leisure trips by car predicted to be made over the Easter bank holiday weekend. Major roads in south-west England and some in the Home Counties are ...

04 Apr 2023 at 09:51

Avoid major roads for six hours on Friday and Saturday, holiday drivers warned

Drivers are being urged not to travel on major routes for six hours on both Friday and Saturday to avoid the worst Christmas holiday traffic. The RAC and transport analytics company Inrix said roads are likely to be busiest ...

16 Dec 2024 at 11:46

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