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Record Christmas traffic as 24m cars hit UK roads

The UK faces its busiest festive getaway with over 24 million cars expected. AA warns of severe congestion on key motorways like the M8 and M60. Plan ahead and check traffic updates.

Chicago Has Worst Traffic in US, Study Finds

Chicago is now America's most congested city, with drivers losing 112 hours a year. The INRIX report reveals US cities dominate global traffic misery. Discover the full impact.

Chicago Named America's Worst Traffic City

Chicago drivers waste 112 hours annually in traffic, costing over $2,000 each. New York's congestion pricing shows promise as UK cities face similar gridlock challenges.

Rage bait is Oxford Word of the Year 2025

Lexicographer Susie Dent explains the meaning of 'rage bait', the Oxford Word of the Year 2025, which beat 'aura farming' and 'biohack'. Discover its origins and modern usage.

Premier League 2026/27 season start delayed

The Premier League confirms a one-week later start for the 2026/27 season to address player welfare concerns, giving stars more recovery time after the World Cup.

UK Road Lanes to Narrow for Cyclist Safety

New government guidance will shrink road lanes across Britain to deter unsafe overtaking of cyclists, a move motoring groups warn will increase congestion. Discover the full story.

Arsenal's Christmas Fixture Plea Rejected

Premier League bosses dismiss Arsenal's request to avoid two matches in three days over Christmas, setting up potential fixture congestion nightmare for Mikel Arteta's side.

EU Border System Delays Threaten UK Travel Chaos

Critical delays to the EU's new border control system threaten massive disruptions at Dover and Eurotunnel, with potential 14-hour queues and £3 billion economic impact looming.

Labour MP's £4,500 taxi expenses spark hypocrisy claims

Labour MP Clive Betts faces backlash after charging taxpayers £4,500 for taxi journeys while supporting congestion charges that hit ordinary drivers. The investigation reveals Westminster's transport expense culture.

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