M25 Waltham Cross Interchange: Roundabout Incident Causes Major Delays
Drivers face stop-start traffic due to an ongoing incident at the busy interchange.
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Drivers using the M25 are advised of major delays and stop-start traffic conditions. The disruption is centred around the Waltham Cross Interchange, where an incident on the roundabout is causing significant congestion.
Ongoing Incident
M25 Blocked by Van Fire, Causing Major Traffic Delays
Motorway closed in both directions due to a vehicle fire, leading to extensive queues.
The cause of the delays is an incident occurring on the roundabout serving the M25 at the Waltham Cross Interchange. This has led to considerable traffic build-up, impacting journeys through the area. The situation is being monitored and covered live.
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+What is causing the delays on the M25?
The delays are caused by an incident that is taking place on the roundabout at the Waltham Cross Interchange. This has resulted in stop-start traffic and significant congestion for drivers in the area.
+Where is the traffic disruption occurring?
The disruption is located on the M25, specifically around the Waltham Cross Interchange. Drivers are experiencing stop-start traffic and major delays in this vicinity due to the ongoing incident.
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