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Travelling during high season will be stressful wherever you go, e.g. the French likes to take industrial actions at ports during summer months etc... However, one could reduce the stress level by avoiding peak times during the day.
MBT is expensive, and the rules and regulations can drive people potty.
However, after the big fire a few years ago, they have to put such rules and regulations in place to prevent another major incident.
My late partner and I used it on the return leg of our road trip in my car. Unknown to us at the time, due to road works in Italy (very common in October apparently, so that the roads are good to go during the holiday period), we arrived in the region very late at night, and missed out on the stunning views!
There was no queues, and we went through straight away at about 23:00h!
We had planned to repeat the experience during day time so that we could appreciate the stunning view more, probably by staying overnight near Milan.
Sadly, whoever up there had a weird sense of humour, and took my late partner away before we could realised our plan, nevermind.
There may be other tunnels with stunning views, and I cannot recall the names of the ones I have used, St. Gottards was one I believe, however, MBT will always be a cut above the rest IMHO.
Besides, I love the thrill of driving in France and Italy, far more exciting than sleepy Switzerland IMHO!!!
DK
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