Cars are set to be “stacked” at Dover to prevent gridlock chaos following the introduction of new European Union border control systems. Proposals are being put forward to avoid chaos on the roads in Kent once the European Entry/Exit System (ESS) is launched in November. This will allow sites near the popular port to hold tourist cars in the event of traffic issues when the strict measures are rolled out. The ESS scheme will see UK and non-EU travellers having to register at the border by having their fingerprints and photographs taken. Do you have a story you’d like to share? Get in touch by …
