Gridlock queues have already started to form at the Port of Dover for the second day while airports also suffer long queues as families try and get away for the school summer holidays.
Holidaymakers and lorry drivers sat in six-hour queues around Dover as millions hit the road on 'frantic Friday', while one motorist claims the crossing took him "30 hours".
Travellers can expect another "very busy day" at Dover today, the port's chief executive has warned, with trapped motorists taking to social media to air their frustrations.
