Kent travel chaos: is there a fix and should Brexit take the blame? | The Guardian

With roads to Dover and Folkestone gridlocked, it was a miserable start to the holidays for many

Travel gridlock hit the Kent roads around Dover and Folkestone again over the weekend as British tourists were confronted with the realities of travelling to the EU during a busy period for the first time since Brexit came into force in January 2021.

It was a miserable start to a holiday on the continent with queues of five to six hours, and travellers were warned the disruption is set to continue through the summer.

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