M25 lanes blocked by car and lorry crash
Rush-hour queues formed on the motorway following the collision.
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A collision between a car and a lorry has led to lane closures on the M25. The incident, which occurred on the motorway, caused significant traffic disruption.
As a result of the crash, queues began to build on the M25 during the busy rush-hour period. The exact number of lanes blocked or the severity of the queues was not immediately specified.
M25 Crash Closes Three Lanes
Traffic was reported to be queueing following the incident.
Questions this report answers
+What happened on the M25?
A crash involving a car and a lorry occurred on the M25 motorway. This incident led to lanes being blocked and caused traffic queues.
+What was the impact of the crash?
The collision resulted in lanes being blocked on the M25. This caused rush-hour queues to build up on the motorway, affecting traffic flow.
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