Priti Patel demanded that police officers cuff the chief, and the British were warned that they were facing months of "slow" fuel protests.
Interior Ministerwants to bring in new power to arrest the driver who stagnated the country on Monday, according to government sources.
After a chaotic day, I saw some driversrushing up and down the country at the dangerous 10mphin protest of fuel prices.
Police arrested 12 activists from the M4'sFuel Price Stand Against Taxafter stagnation on the freeway.
A convoy of about 20 vehicles was seen at Magor Service near Caldicot in South Wales, and at the M5 and A38 Exeter Services in Devon. ..
The organizers also blocked the Prince of Wales Bridge, which crosses between England and Wales, but EssexA12 and Gloucestershire. {There was confusion on the 24 A48. }.
West YorkshireM62, Stoke-on-Trent A50, and M6 and M54 Midland are all gridlocked. I did.
According to Howard Cox, founder of FairFuel UK, the protests were primarily blocking the three-lane highway, with a two-lane slowdown and the highway lane remaining open.
However, activists have vowed to further the "summer of dissatisfaction" of the road network in the anger of soaring pump prices.
Durham activist Andrew Spence told theDaily Mailthat today's road hell is "just the beginning of the future."
He added: "We promise a summer of dissatisfaction. It's only getting bigger."
The campaign is organized on social media, and activists flock to the roadside and gas stations. I was seen requesting a price cut.
They urged drivers to be tolerant of their protests when waving banners depicting petrol pumps and people in dangerous positions. The
threat has raised concerns that Britain may be in a hurry towards theCanadian-style "Freedom Convoy". According to
RAC, this is an average lead-free splash of £ 1.91 per liter, up from last year's 145p.
Approximately 45% of the spectacular costs now consist of VAT and fuel tax.
In some UK forecoats, diesel is over £ 2 per liter.
We promise a summer of dissatisfaction – this will grow bigger and bigger
Andrew Spence, activist
However, Ms. Patel wants to use her police, crime, sentencing, and court law powers to trap the slow coaches who support Britain.
Earlier this year, a law was introduced to crack down on environmental protesters at the British Insulation and Extinction Rebellion, which caused road turmoil.
"Evil highway obstruction" will result in a new 6-month imprisonment and unlimited fines. This is because Ms. Patel wants police officers across Britain to use it to "move people." ".
Interior Ministry sources told the Daily Mail: Unlimited fines for those blocking highways – more pain for those affected by rising prices."
"The Secretary of the Interior encourages and supports the police to take advantage of all available powers.
" The army needs to move people forward. These protests prevent people from getting a job or making other important journeys. This is not whether you believe the cause. "
