by Train passengers were warned of serious disturbances before the Easter vacation – with two large London stations to the worst hits – with problems that are also expected on the streets.
According to the Network Rail, it will be worked on more than 300 projects across Great Britain between Good Friday and Monday, making a series of lines.
The most important effects will be in London Euston – the tenth – most busy train station in Great Britain – that does not have any services after or by Milton Keynes on Saturday and Easter Sunday and on Good Friday and Monday.
This is due to work, including the renewal of electrical lines and improvements in drainage.
The services on the west coast of the main line between Saturday and Monday begin and end in Carlisle, whereby replacement buses in the north serve.
The platforms 1-8 are closed in London Victoria, which means that no southeast trains will be operated in the four-day holiday season.
The services are diverted to London Bridge or the London Cannon Street.
Further information on Easter weekend travel disorders: What you can expect on British roads, rails and airports
The engineering work in the areas of Southampton and Brockenhurst will close different lines in the region.
Helen Hamlin, Director of System Operations from Network Rail, said: “The vast majority of the rail network is open to people who want to travel through the Osterbank holiday. However, changes to the services will take place in some areas. We ask the passengers to plan and check before they travel before traveling.
“We carry out a large amount of our work over the Easter time because the number of passengers is lower than normally, and less travel, and the two bank holidays on both sides of the weekend give us a unique opportunity to do more work while maintaining the disorder on a minimum.”
According to Network Rail, it will provide investments of a total of 86 million GBP in the Easter period.
In the meantime, drivers are recommended to prepare for the overload in the city and in the city center, retail parks and important routes such as the M6 in Birmingham and the area of Blackpool, the south and western section of the M25 between M23 and M40, the M5 in Bristol and the A303 in Wilshire.
The AA estimated that 19.1 million people in Great Britain will drive on Good Friday, whereby 18.5 million will take to the streets on Saturday and 18.2 million on every Easter Sunday and Monday.
Steven Skeates, deputy chief meteorologist in Met Office, said that there will be “” changeable weather “during the holiday weekend.
An area with low pressure could bring “severe and possibly even disturbing rain” for parts of South Westland, northern Ireland and southwales on Good Friday.
Alice Simpson, spokesman for RAC -Breakdown spokesman, said when the heavy rain becomes reality, “Many drivers may have bothered their trips if they set off for day trips and long weekends”.
She added: “It is important to plan in advance and to be prepared for traveling longer due to the wet weather and the expected short vacation.”
Ms. Simpson said that an estimated 6.2 million people were “undecided” when they travel to an Easter leisure trip, which means that “every sign of the sun” could trigger great jams.
According to National Highways, road work from 1,127 miles of motorways and major a roads in England removed, which means that 97.5% of its network is free for Easter without traffic cones.
The Tourism Authority visits Angland that around 10.6 million British adults are planning to go on a vacation in Great Britain in the holiday season.
In the meantime, according to the travel tandel organization, the travel tandels organization will drive around 2.2 million British to overseas on the long weekend. Good Friday is the most common day for travel.
According to Cirium Cirium, around 11,282 flights between Good Friday and Monday are to depart in Great Britain.
A planned strike in Gatwick is expected to be disturbed by dozens of flights.
That is 6% more than in Easter last year, but remain 4% from Easter 2019.
The most common international goals for the British departure in this Easter are Dublin, Amsterdam, Malaga, Alicante and Mallorca.
