France suspends extra EU border checks at Dover after hours-long queues
France has suspended additional EU border checks at Dover following significant delays for travelers. The decision was made to alleviate congestion and improve the flow of traffic at the port. The May bank holiday has been particularly challenging due to high temperatures and increased travel volume.
- ▪French authorities suspended new EU border checks at Dover after long queues for holidaymakers.
- ▪The port aimed to clear congestion and improve traffic flow on surrounding roads.
- ▪Travelers who miss their ferry due to wait times will be allowed to take the next available crossing.
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- ▪ Extra EU border checks suspended at Dover as travellers face delays in heat — World news | The Guardian
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France suspends extra EU border checks at Dover after hours-long queues6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleCachella SmithPA MediaTravellers to the port also faced hours of delays on FridayFrench authorities have suspended new EU border checks at Dover after holidaymakers heading to the port faced long queues on Saturday.The port said the move was made after they escalated the "challenging situation" with border authorities, adding it would help to clear the queues and reduce congestion on surrounding roads.The May bank holiday is seen as a major test for the new European Union border checks, with heavy queues forming while temperatures across the UK soar.
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