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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
Please read the article. If you get such delays permanently, it becomes uneconomic to run the service.
No one's debating overturning a referendum in these reports.
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Which would mean less traffic, therefore shorter delays.
The only solution to overcoming these "devastating"
delays is overturning the referendum vote and remaining in the EU.
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The EU-Turkey CU provides frictionless trade for certain goods, a model which may seem attractive for the UK’s Brexit negotiators.
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On a recent Saturday at the Kapıkule border crossing, about 30 minutes drive from the Turkish city of Edirne, a line of trucks 4km long stretched along the highway, inching along glacially towards the Bulgarian checkpoints. “Today is a good day,” said Ibrahim Kurtukcu, a 42-year trucker who had been waiting 14 hours. “Last week the line was 7km long.” The record is 17km. It can take up to 30 hours to get through to the other side.
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