The latest no-deal planning papers have revealed a number of things that may happen after March next year, should Britain and the EU not agree on a deal. Which, if any, of the following do you think would have the biggest impact on you if they were to happen?

The latest no‑deal planning papers have revealed a number of things that may happen after March next year, should Britain and the EU not agree on a deal. Which, if any, of the following do you think would have the biggest impact on you if they were to happen? Published on 14 September 2018 → Survey conducted on 14 September 2018 on 2865 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Having to get an international driving permit to drive in European countries

An end to free mobile data roaming across EU countries

14%

British passports not being accepted in EU countries if they have less than six months left before expiring

12%

Visits to European countries limited to 90 days

None of these would really impact me

52%

Don’t know

13%

Having to get an international driving permit to drive in European countries

An end to free mobile data roaming across EU countries

14%

British passports not being accepted in EU countries if they have less than six months left before expiring

12%

Visits to European countries limited to 90 days

None of these would really impact me

52%

Don’t know

13%

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Which political party would be the best at handling Brexit?

The most important issues facing the country

How the government is handling the issue of Brexit in the UK

How is the Green party's appeal changing?

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