Revision question · Environmental issues

What's likely to happen if you avoid travelling during peak times?

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You're more likely to be held up

Your journey time is likely to be longer

You'll travel a much shorter distance

You're less likely to be delayed

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You're less likely to be delayedThis was the right answer

If possible, avoid the early morning, late afternoon and early evening peak times. Doing this should allow you to miss the worst daily traffic jams and to travel in a more relaxed frame of mind, arriving at your destination feeling less stressed.

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Plan around congestion and blocked roadsReviewed guidance summary · These questions concern congestion avoidance and contingency planning, not a promise that every bypass is shorter.

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