Thousands of NSW motorists are stuck in the worst traffic of the Christmas holidays so far. Source: AAP
THOUSANDS of NSW motorists are stuck in the worst traffic of the Christmas holidays so far, with a 14-kilometre jam on one road.
The usual suspects, including the Pacific Highway on the North Coast and the Princes Highway at Kiama, received the heaviest traffic on Friday afternoon.
Southbound motorists can expect to add 75 minutes to their journey at Kiama, while northbound drivers on the Pacific Highway between Sancrox to Kundabung will add an hour to their trip.
At about 4pm (AEDT), traffic was queued for 14km on the northbound M1 Pacific Motorway and New England Highway at Hexham.
At Ewingsdale, near Byron Bay, southbound Pacific Highway the traffic jam was 8km long.
A NSW Transport Management Centre spokeswoman said that people were still expected to head away for their holidays over the coming days.
"This is the heaviest we have see for these holiday certainly," she told AAP.
"If you are going north you can use a different road, the New England Highway, other than that you can delay your trip or just sit in traffic to be honest."
On Friday afternoon, traffic had eased at Berry, Milton and Batemans Bay on the South Coast and Woodburn on the North Coast.
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