Persistent flooding that has delayed motorists attracts sarcastic comments on the ratings website.
By Connor BennettFlooding on the A14 has been added to Tripadvisor as a new feature by road users who have been stuck in delays., with sarcastic comments added.
Reviewers posted comments such as "Great place to spot traffic cones!" and "Did I miss the little gift shop?".
Another driver said: "I was due to go to Bury St Edmunds but was persuaded to stay by the sheer majesty and vastness of the water. Another called it "a quite stunning phenomenon of the natural world", while someone claiming to be a keen fisherman said "I spent over there 12 hours with my rods. Not even one catch".
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