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I sympathise with those caught up in the epic traffic jam this weekend but why do so many people travel on the first weekend of school holidays when this sort of chaos always occurs somewhere in the country? Bank holiday weekends are nearly as bad. I suspect that it is even worse than usual because the French will delight in causing problems for the Brits. I doubt if French tourists or trucks returning to Calais will find it funny though.
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the French will delight in causing problems for the Brits
..and trying to save face with it's own population, between that and our government wanting to cast brexit in a bad light also are the only reasons these hold ups have been engineered, everyone who's been stuck, especially hauliers should be taking the ports to court for compensation. As we are still in the EU they should have the same rights against the ports as passengers do on planes when there are delays/cancellations.
..and trying to save face with it's own population, between that and our government wanting to cast brexit in a bad light also are the only reasons these hold ups have been engineered, everyone who's been stuck, especially hauliers should be taking the ports to court for compensation. As we are still in the EU they should have the same rights against the ports as passengers do on planes when there are delays/cancellations.
As we are still in the EU they should have the same rights against the ports as passengers do on planes when there are delays/cancellations
You don't have any rights if planes are delayed or you miss a flight due to customs/immigration checks.
When the UK leaves the EU these queues will be permanent on both sides of the channel. Trucks will probably take 3 days to make it through Calais after customs checks and payment of duty vat etc.
You don't have any rights if planes are delayed or you miss a flight due to customs/immigration checks.
When the UK leaves the EU these queues will be permanent on both sides of the channel. Trucks will probably take 3 days to make it through Calais after customs checks and payment of duty vat etc.
'That'll learn yer. Yer nasty roast beefs. Don't mess with the froggies!!!
One wag on line said 'do a vote on Brexit now on the M20' ha ha!!!
One wag on line said 'do a vote on Brexit now on the M20' ha ha!!!
We were going to pop up to Cherbourg in Sept for a few days,but they can shove it,I'd rather spend my money in the Uk
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