Easter Travel Disruption Expected with Over 14 Million Road Journeys and Rail Works Planned

Travelers face potential delays on roads and at the Port of Dover, while rail passengers are warned of engineering work disruptions.

More than 14 million road journeys expected between Thursday and Easter Monday, with major routes potentially facing severe congestion.
Increased security measures at the Port of Dover following the Moscow concert attack may cause delays for travelers.
National Highways to lift over 850 miles of roadworks to ease congestion, but rail passengers face disruptions due to engineering works.
The RAC advises travelers to adjust departure times to avoid peak congestion periods for a smoother journey.
Network Rail's engineering works to disrupt major routes, including the West Coast Main Line, urging passengers to check travel plans.