Truck Border Crossing Times & Brexit Ports
live.sixfold.com/Posted Jan 14, 2022, 1:30 PM UTC
Posted Jan 14, 2022, 1:30 PM UTC
Thought this was fascinating to see the actual effects of new UK border rules
Don’t forget that border waits are a very indirect measure - lots of companies are just not dispatching trucks at all either due to existing delays or until the paperwork is triple checked in advance.
There may be fewer ferries too due to staff shortages?
"Unfettered access" in glorious Technicolor
I guess that's a live service but at the time I looked it it several UK ports were in the region of 40 hour wait times!
Does this data reflect the customs border is often now not in the ports, but inland?
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Great display. All the British ports seem to have doubled their times? Is there a big backlog of trucks?
A 24km queue of trucks at the Folkestone Eurotunnel