M25 closed lanes after two lorries crash
Traffic disruption reported on the motorway following the incident.
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Three lanes on the M25 motorway were closed on Tuesday morning following a collision between two lorries. The incident occurred near junction 1 of the M25, close to Iver Heath.
The closure led to considerable traffic delays on the motorway. Emergency services attended the scene to manage the incident and clear the road.
M25 Closed After Multi-Vehicle Crash
Traffic brought to a standstill on the motorway due to a collision involving several vehicles.
Further details regarding the cause of the crash or any potential injuries were not immediately available. Traffic management services worked to reopen the affected lanes as quickly as possible.
Questions this report answers
+What caused the M25 lane closures?
Three lanes on the M25 were closed due to a crash involving two lorries. The incident occurred near junction 1 of the motorway, close to Iver Heath.
+Were there any injuries reported?
Information regarding any injuries sustained in the crash was not immediately available at the time of reporting. Emergency services were present at the scene.
+When were the lanes reopened?
Details on the exact time the lanes were reopened were not provided. Traffic management services worked to clear the road and restore normal traffic flow.
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