Circulation sur la M25 -M4 sortie près de Heathrow pendant la matinée heures de pointe que les navetteurs prennent à leur voiture. Les services du métro londonien ont été paralysé en raison d'une grève des chauffeurs de métro qui a causé le chaos aux déplacements de millions de navetteurs. * plusieurs lignes n'avaient pas de services tôt le matin en raison de la sortie de 24 heures par les membres de l'ASLEF. Le métro de Londres a conseillé aux gens de trouver d'autres moyens de se rendre au travail. 11/06/02 : UNE stratégie pour s'attaquer au problème croissant de congestion de la circulation sur l'autoroute M25 orbitale de Londres a été lancée aujourd'hui et à l'avenir. Les consultants du

• Contributeur: PA Images / Alamy Banque D'Images
• ID de l’image: G59DBJ
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• Autorisations: Modèle - non | Propriété - non
• Dimensions: 1998 x 1191 px | 33,8 x 20,2 cm | 13,3 x 7,9 inches | 150dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 5 février 2001
• Lieu: Heathrow UK
• Photographe: Tim Ockenden

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Traffic on the M25 -M4 junction near Heathrow during the morning rush hour as commuters take to their cars. London Underground services were crippled because of a strike by Tube drivers which caused travel chaos for millions of commuters. * Several lines had no early morning services because of the 24-hour walkout by members of ASLEF. London Underground advised people to find alternative ways of getting to work. 11/06/02 : A strategy to tackle the growing problem of traffic congestion on the London's orbital M25 motorway now and in the future was launched. The consultants of the Government-commissioned Orbit Transport Study unveiled the provisional strategy, warning that if nothing is done to ease congestion the M25 corridor will see a 33% increase in traffic by 2016. 22/11/02: Introducing road-user charges for a huge swathe of southern England is the best way of solving congestion on Britain's busiest road, the M25, a Government-commissioned report said today, Friday 22nd November 2002. A further 50 miles of the 120-mile long M25 should be widened to four lanes from the current three, it said. But the widening should only go ahead if road-user charges were introduced for roads within a 50-mile radius of London. If such charges were ruled out, then the widening should only go ahead if motorists paid a 3p a mile toll to travel on the widened stretches. 09/07/2003: The motorway is one which might benefit from a huge multi-billion pound road-building programme the government is announcing later Wednesday July 9, 2003. The plans are being welcomed by the haulage industry, but green groups are concerned that the English motorway widening projects being outlined by Transport Secretary Alistair Darling will cut across beauty spots. 5/1/04: Motorists were facing long delays as the start of major roadworks on the M25 coincided with the return to work after the New Year break. The two year project to widen a section of the motorway near Heathrow Airport in West Lon...

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