Transport and Logistics Network
By JOSE RAMOS[1] Published: 23:50, 24 December 2024 | Updated: 23:54, 24 December 2024
Brits will wake up to a ‘green Christmas[2]’ as ‘exceptionally mild’ temperatures will continue closer to the new year, the Met Office[3] has conf…
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Two crashes on major Midlands motorways caused chaos for travellers driving home for Christmas[1]. The first took place on the M5 southbound between junctions five, for Droitwich, and six, for Worcester, and involved a lorry and a van at around 12.30pm…
The AA also reported two Somerset “hotspots” which may become more congested this week, after last week’s “Frantic Friday” and “Snarl-up Saturday”.
These include the A38 and the M5 motorway. Looking further afield, the M5/M4 interchange may also become…
Travel hotspots over the festive periodpublished at 15:47 Greenwich Mean Time 20 December15:47 GMT 20 DecemberAs millions are making Christmas getaways, roads are predicted to see a higher volume of cars. The AA expects the following areas to be busier…