Brits face even more travel misery tomorrow amid warnings grid-locked traffic at the Port of Dover could be "just the start" of a woeful weekend.
Saturday is expected to be even busier for those hoping to begin their summer getaway after holidaymakers and lorry drivers sat in six-hour queues around Dover as millions hit the road on 'frantic Friday'.
The chief executive of the Port of Dover, Doug Bannister, was unable to guarantee the backlog would clear in the coming days and warned today and tomorrow were "just the start of a very busy summer for us".