Operation Brock happens to be a traffic system which is fully designed to keep the roads to Kent open if there is ever any disruption to the Port of Dover or even the Eurotunnel. Operation Block is in full force and it's designed to make HGV drivers who happen to be travelling to the Port of Dover to the Eurotunnel use the routes that have been signed. Those who work in enforcement will be there to intercept any vehicles that might be trying to use some of the other routes. If you own a driving agency Ireland or if you work in the business of driving recruitment Ireland then of course, this is going to have a huge impact on your working life. If you are seeking driving jobs Ireland then you need to take note of these changes.

A concrete barrier is going to be deployed and this is going to be put between Junction 8 and 9. It's also going to be put alongside the M20. The idea of this is to try and create a contraflow. HGV drivers that are bound for the Eurotunnel or even Dover are going to be placed on the coastbound carriageway to ensure efficient operation.

Of course, an off-road site is going to be placed and that is going to hold off the traffic going to Dover. Border readiness checks will be taking place and they will try and stop anyone from entering the country if they shouldn't be. Of course, there is going to be various other junctions as well to try and make sure that people are following the rules. Signs and restrictions are also going to be scattered about to ensure that everyone is going the right way and not causing a disruption to others.