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M62 this morning…
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostWhat mismanagement are we talking about? The fact that you choose to commute over the highest stretch of motorway above sea-level in Britain on a daily basis?
Tough-Sh!t Sherlock!
What doggie said. If you want to blame someone, at least blame the Bobs.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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I normally work around 7-3 ish because of the traffic problems later on in the morning, hence usually leave aroud 6:10am.Originally posted by Spacecadet View Postwhy were you leaving the house at 5.35am?
Because of the average speed cameras, and needing to leave even earlier, plus the need to bank some time to get to my Friday evening commitment, I am having to leave arond the 5:45 mark just to get to work before 7.
No sign of the problems on the BBC travel website from my blackberry, nor from the AA travelwatch number. Had I known I would have come off at Halifax when the motorway ground to a halt, with the next exit after it goes down to just the one lane.Comment
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Didn't say it wasn't important did I, but it might have helped if they'd warned of lane closures which were before the A1(M) junction.Originally posted by eek View PostWell thats because the A1(M) is an important road. The M62 has a decent diversion route called the A66 especially if you want to avoid the A1(M).
Certainly didn't help anyone that wanted to exit at jn26
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Stated at 05:30.
Drove 500km.
Only problem was gawkers at a crash site on the opposite direction. (A car had jumped over the guard rain , turned up side down and caught fire)
Total of 15 km roadworks where the are only 2 lanes and a limit of 80 km/h.
The gridlock at the Basel border was as usual.
Biggest problem was finding a parking spot on arrival.
Total travel time including 2 breaks was 6 hours flat.
Will collect 150 EUR in "mileage" compensation for this morning. Spent 80 EUR on filling up with petrol once entered CH.
Getting plenty of coffee now."Condoms should come with a free pack of earplugs."Comment
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