A3 Southbound Blocked by Overturned Lorry
Traffic is queuing on Clapham Common North Side following the incident on November 1.
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An overturned lorry has blocked a section of the A3 southbound carriageway. The incident occurred on November 1 on Clapham Common North Side, between Lavender Walk and A3220 Elspeth Road.
As a result of the blockage, a diversion has been put in place. This has led to considerable traffic queues forming in the area.
M25 Lanes Closed After Incident Near Tunnel
Traffic halted on all carriageways due to an incident approximately one mile from a major tunnel.
Bus services 35 and 37 are among those affected by the disruption. Passengers are advised to check for service updates.
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+What has happened on the A3?
An overturned lorry has blocked part of the A3 southbound carriageway on Clapham Common North Side. The incident occurred on November 1.
+Where on the A3 is affected?
The blockage is located on the southbound carriageway of Clapham Common North Side, between Lavender Walk and A3220 Elspeth Road.
+What is the impact on traffic and buses?
A diversion is in place, causing traffic to queue. Bus routes 35 and 37 are also affected by the incident.
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