Would appreciate a bit of help and guidance here. Travelling down to Spain with Mondeo estate and Lunar 462 caravan. Have had a ferry crossing booked for 14th January since well before this snow, but am not anticipating any difficulty in getting to the terminal in Hull, and I am given to understand that at Zeebrugge one is straight onto the motorway system, which we intend to use all the way into Spain (in spite of the cost of the tolls), via San Sebastian, with stops at Beaugency and Twin Lakes. My hope is that as in this country, (where the motorways are the first to be kept open), does anyone have experience of whether this applies on the mainland, and is there anywhere on that particular route that would in these conditions be particularly hazardous with a front wheel drive Mondeo and caravan. Also, is there any English speaking organisation to whom one can enquire about current travel conditions on an hourly (if necessary) basis.
Postponing the trip is not really an option, as travel insurance is not force, (even if that had been claimable in these circumstances) in view of the other insurances, e.g. green flag and one other recovery organisation that are held.
Postponing the trip is not really an option, as travel insurance is not force, (even if that had been claimable in these circumstances) in view of the other insurances, e.g. green flag and one other recovery organisation that are held.
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