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This weekend, anticipate heavy traffic across Spain as people head away from cities on Friday and return on Sunday.

Key congestion points will be on the major motorways, especially the A-3 (Madrid-Valencia), A-2 (Madrid-Barcelona), and the AP-7 coastal route.

Major events like the GT2 European Series in Valencia and the Jardín de las Delicias Festival in Madrid will add to local congestion., as could the Romans in Cartagena all next week.

Remember that Thursday's strikes in France could have a knock-on effect, causing delays on routes to and from the French border.

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