M25 crash causes two-mile queues near Enfield
Emergency services responded to a collision involving a lorry and car on the anticlockwise carriageway.
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A collision between a lorry and a car on the M25 anticlockwise carriageway led to significant traffic disruption between Enfield and Potters Bar. The incident resulted in queues extending for approximately two miles on the affected stretch of road.
One lane of the anticlockwise carriageway was closed as emergency services attended the scene. Images from the location showed multiple fire engines, an ambulance, and police vehicles present. The crash involved a lorry and a car, with damage visible to one vehicle.
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Traffic Disruption Details
The incident occurred between junction 25, serving Enfield, and junction 24, which leads to Potters Bar. According to traffic monitoring service the AA, traffic was queueing for two miles, with one lane closed in lane one of four. The exact position was reported as halfway along the stretch between the junctions.
Statements from the emergency services regarding the incident were not immediately available.
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Questions this report answers
+What happened on the M25 near Enfield?
A crash involving a lorry and a car occurred on the anticlockwise carriageway of the M25 between junction 25 for Enfield and junction 24 for Potters Bar. This led to one lane being closed.
+How bad was the traffic disruption?
Traffic was queueing for approximately two miles on the anticlockwise carriageway following the crash. One lane was closed, affecting traffic flow in the area.
+Which emergency services attended the scene?
Emergency services present at the crash site included fire engines, an ambulance, and police cars. Their presence was to manage the incident and assist those involved.
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