Motorists in County Wexford could face traffic disruption this Friday, November 13th, with the N11 among several major routes earmarked for nationwide fuel protests.
A day of action has been organised over rising fuel costs, with convoys of trucks and other vehicles expected to travel along major roads on Friday morning.
The N11 is among six routes identified for the demonstrations, alongside the M1, M3, M4, M7 and N2.
However, the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has confirmed it will not be participating in the protests.
The organisation says it will not actively discourage individual truck drivers or farmers from taking part.
The planned demonstrations follow widespread protests last April, when unofficial groups organised convoys that caused significant disruption to major roads, cities and fuel depots across the country.
Motorists travelling between Wexford and Dublin on Friday morning are being advised to keep an eye on traffic updates, although the precise locations and extent of any disruption on the N11 have yet to be confirmed.
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