Canadian author Manly P. Hall wrote: "Words are potent weapons for all causes, good or bad". This piece of wisdom came to mind recently after Kent press reports revealed that the government wants to retain powers to fine truckers £300 for using the wrong routes when there's disruption at Channel ports. Ministers are said to be looking at scrapping some Brexit-related restrictions brought in to manage border chaos in January. But fines are likely to feature when Operation Brock traffic measures are activated in the future.
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机译：加拿大作者Manly P. Hall写道：“言语是所有原因，好或坏的有效武器。 最近在肯特新闻报道后揭示了政府希望在渠道港口中断时，政府希望将权力保留给精细卡车司机的£300。 据说部长们正在考虑克服一些与之相关的限制，以便在1月份管理边境混乱。 但是，当未来操作劫匪流量措施时，罚款可能会有所存在。
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