BRITS have been warned of traffic chaos across the country as 20million journeys are made during the Queen’s Jubilee weekend. Between Wednesday and Saturday, anyone hitting the road for a lat…
Network Rail normally carries out widespread engineering work during bank holidays, but nearly all major lines will remain open during the Jubilee celebrations.
"We know that demand will be high as people travel into the capital to celebrate this special occasion and our station staff will be on hand to welcome passengers and help them with their journeys. The fact the bank holidays coincide with the end of half-term in many places has the potential to put some extra pressure on the road network
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