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Highways to North, Northeast expected to be jammed December 30

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BANGKOK: -- Highway police forecast traffic congestions on two major routes, Phayothin and Mitraparb (Friendship) highways tomorrow when second waves of travellers are expected to leave the capital for homes in the provinces to celebrate New Year.

The second waves of travellers are those who still have to work today and tomorrow when both days are not public holidays.

Traffic jams are expected from tomorrow afternoon. However police were optimistic that the second wave might not be same as last weekend when huge numbers of people have returned homes using public buses and private cars, causing heavy tragic jams on both highways.

However highway police said they were prepared for the traffic tomorrow and also advised motorists to Nakhon Ratchasima to use other alternative routes to the Northeast.

Traffic today on both major routes was light in the morning but was increasing late in the day.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/highways-north-northeast-expected-jammed-december-30

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-- Thai PBS 2014-12-29

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The traffic in our little town in the North East has already got going

The through traffic is really amazing at a high volume.

The local traffic has got going as well.

As boring as it sounds I think I'll stay off the main road.

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"Traffic jams are expected from tomorrow afternoon. However police were optimistic that the second wave might not be same as last weekend when huge numbers of people have returned homes using public buses and private cars, causing heavy tragic jams on both highways."

tragic: Let us pray that's not going to be the case, but most likely will be as usual.

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