M25 Closed Anticlockwise After Lorry Crash
Traffic was brought to a standstill on the M25 anticlockwise due to a collision involving a lorry.
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Traffic on the M25 anticlockwise was halted on 29 July 2026 after a collision involving a lorry. All lanes were stopped as a result of the incident.
The crash led to considerable disruption for drivers using the motorway. Further details regarding the precise location of the incident or the expected time for normal traffic flow to resume were not immediately available.
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Questions this report answers
+What happened on the M25 anticlockwise?
All lanes on the M25 anticlockwise were stopped on 29 July 2026 due to a crash involving a lorry. This caused significant traffic disruption.
+When will the M25 anticlockwise reopen?
Information regarding the expected time for normal traffic flow to resume on the M25 anticlockwise following the lorry crash was not immediately available.
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