I once read that “life is a journey and not a destination”. Well, if you think about this long enough it will challenge your thinking for sure.

This past week has been one continuous journey for me – Swansea, Bridgend, Cardiff and Northampton . . . and a few pit stops in-between.

When I set out, I decided to treat the journey as a bit of an adventure, like I tend to do with most things.

However, due to the change in travelling conditions and the volume of traffic on our motorways (with the majority of drivers eager to get somewhere fast), the journey was far from enjoyable at times.

No less than five major car accidents in three days, with fire brigade, ambulance and police in attendance.

A delayed journey was the least of our problems as these were serious incidents and the M4 was turned into a car park.

Driving isn’t getting any easier for most of us and motorways and modern day roundabouts can be as confusing as Brexit negotiations.

Will it ever get easier and safer to travel?

Is there a solution to this?

Statistics show that its safer to fly. However, I’ve just seen the news: air traffic controllers have voiced their concern about the volume of flights above us. Where will it all end?