Drivers urged to pack ’emergency items’ if travelling over August…
Motorists are being warned to brace for a busy August bank holiday weekend, with temperatures set to hit 27C in some parts of England. Travel experts are advising drivers to plan their journeys and take extra precautions when travelling over the weekend, as many people will be heading out to soak up the sun, spend quality time together and enjoy the summer holidays. Magdalena Petrusic, a travel expert at Stonehenge Tours & Tickets, said the late spring back holiday saw millions of drivers take to the roads, and it looks as though the upcoming August 26 bank holiday is expected to be just as busy. She also shared five tips for travellers to ensure their bank holiday journeys are smoother and more enjoyable. Read more: Keep up to date with all the latest breaking news and top stories from Hull with our free newsletter Get the headlines direct to your phone by joining us on WhatsApp 1. Plan your route in advance Navigation tools such as Google Maps or Waze can help you plan your route. These tools give you real-time traffic updates and suggest alternate routes if there are delays on your original route. Checking these updates hours before can help you prevent delays when you are planning to travel, as you can choose an alternate route. Giving yourself extra time to depart earlier can be a saving grace if your chosen route takes longe
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