M6 stopped between junction 30 and junction 29 due to multi-vehicle crash
M6 stopped between junction 30 and junction 29 due to multi-vehicle crash | Blog PrestonBlog Preston[1]Menu
M6 stopped between junction 30 and junction 29 due to multi-vehicle crash
Posted on - 9th February, 2025 - 9:26am | Author - Luke Beardsworth | Posted in - Lancashire Police, Preston News, Roads, South Ribble News, Transport[2][3][4][5][6][7]
Traffic building on the M6 on February 9Traffic is completely stopped on the M6 southbound after a multi-vehicle crash. The incident, first reported by witnesses at around 8.48am this morning (February 9), reportedly involves a number of vehicles and a van. Traffic is stopped between junction 30 (m61) and junction 29 for Bamber Bridge as a result of the collision and there is already a significant amount of congestion as a result, almost as far back as junction 31.
Emergency services are in attendance at the scene of the crash. If you are planning to travel today, National Highways: North West recommend that you plan ahead as delays are likely. Subscribe: Keep in touch directly with the latest headlines from Blog Preston, join our WhatsApp channel[9] and subscribe for our twice-a-week email newsletter[10].
Both free and direct to your phone and inbox. Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.[12] Preston in pictures 
View more[13]
Advertisement [14] Subscribe to the newsletter Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday and Wednesday rounding up our top stories and more.
Advertisement [15] News by location Find news by location, select an area of your choice to be kept up to date with the latest goings on. The Preston Guide
Discover local businesses and services near you. Advertisement [16] Categories Find news by category, select an category of your choice to be kept up to date with the latest goings on.
All rights reserved (C) 2008-2025 BlogPreston was founded by Ed Walker[17] Preston based 3manfactory[18] designed & developed the website
Preston based Clook Internet[19] host the website Blog Preston is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO)[20] Blog Preston is a Community Interest Company.
Company number 08814641.
References
- ^ Blog Preston (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Posts by Luke Beardsworth (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Lancashire Police (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Preston News (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Roads (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ South Ribble News (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Transport (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Caution on borrowing at Lancashire County Council until interest rates stabilise (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ join our WhatsApp channel (whatsapp.com)
- ^ subscribe for our twice-a-week email newsletter (eepurl.com)
- ^ See the latest Preston news and headlines (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ comments powered by Disqus. (disqus.com)
- ^ Local BlogPreston photos (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Advertise on BlogPreston (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Advertise on BlogPreston (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Advertise on BlogPreston (www.blogpreston.co.uk)
- ^ Ed Walker - Journalist, blogger and hyperlocal site founder (edwalkerjournalist.wordpress.com)
- ^ Preston based website design & development (3manfactory.co.uk)
- ^ Preston based hosting (clook.net)
- ^ IPSO link (www.ipso.co.uk)