Transport and Logistics Network
Drivers are being warned to expect disruption into Friday 22 November following heavy snow in Devon, Cornwall, and further afield on Thursday 21 November.Scores of roads across the region became impassable, with motorists abandoning their vehicles and …
A woman has died following a crash between a lorry and a car on a main road in Devon.
Emergency services were called to the eastbound carriageway of the A30 at Whiddon Down, near Exeter, at around 10pm on Tuesday 15 October.
Devon and Cornwall Police s…
There were traffic delays near Exeter following a crash this afternoon (Tuesday, July 16). According to traffic monitoring site Inrix, a lane was closed heading southbound on the A377 Cowley Hill.
The crash took place near the turn off for Upton Pyne a…
Traffic and travel website Inrix has reported that an incident which has taken place has resulted in a partical closure in both directions around the area of Newton St Cyres.
Inrix reported the matter at 3.14pm today, stating “A377 in both directions p…
Traffic on the A30 near Exeter[1] is currently at a standstill following a crash involving two lorries. Roads traffic monitoring service[2] Inrix says the collision happened on the eastbound side of the road at some point before 7.12pm this evening (Ja…
Police confirm incident has involved one car
Police have confirmed the incident on the A377 has involved one vehicle and that no injuries have been reported.
A spokesperson for Devon and Cornwall Police said: “It is a single-vehicle road traffic collis…
Tragedy struck twice within 24 hours on Devon roads as two driver died. Police have issued appeals for witnesses and dashcam footage after the men were killed in separate single-vehicle collisions on Friday and Saturday.
A man aged in his thirties died…
A car has collided with a telegraph pole along a busy Devon A-road. The vehicle collided with the telegraph pole at approximately 8.45pm.
The A377, near Crediton has been partially blocked as a result. A police spokesperson confirmed there was only one…