The Complete Guide to London Travel Disruptions During the Royal Coronation

The AA warned that roads around train stations could be busier than usual on the day and days before the coronation as people look to get to the capital by train.

The RAC and traffic data experts Inrix have estimated that Coronation Day will see an increase in road traffic, with an extra two million cars on the road.

To reduce congestion on the country’s highways, National Highways is removing 700 miles of roadworks specifically for the Coronation weekend. This will mean that 96 percent of the entire highway network will be without work.

National Highways has warned that routes leading into London, such as the M40, M1 and M4, are expected to be busy.

However, he noted that 11 miles of roadworks on the M1 around Hemel Hempstead and Dunstable would be removed in time for the weekend.

It also said 12.5 miles of roadworks would also be removed from the M11 around Cambridge and Harlow.

How will this affect national trains?

Instead of dealing with hundreds of extra services, rail companies plan to use extra carriages to meet demand.

Bosses decided that people would travel to London or Windsor for several days instead of taking day trips. peak demand they will not repeat the experiences before and after the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth.

Even so, trains are expected to be busy as train operators are already planning queuing systems.

Some additional services will also be installed. Great Western Railway plans to run extra trains early on the morning of May 6 to London Paddington from South Wales, South West England and the Thames Valley.

It will also establish an improved service between Slough and Windsor.