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Motorists stuck in queues for hours after tanker carrying 20,000 litres of milk overturned on the motorwayThe milk tanker overturned after crashing into the central reservation on the M6 Thousands of litres of produce and diesel were spilled, leading t…
A large section of the M6 has been reopened in both directions after a tanker crashed and spilled 20,000 litres of milk.
The truck hit the central reservation while travelling northbound at around 7am today in Lancashire[1]. The incident led to severe …
A large section of the M6 has been reopened in both directions after a tanker crashed and spilled 20,000 litres of milk.
The truck hit the central reservation while travelling northbound at around 7am today in Lancashire[1]. The incident led to severe …
Part of the M6 was closed today in both directions after gallons of milk spilled onto carriageway[1] following a tanker crash.
The HGV ploughed through the central reservation of the motorway while travelling northbound at around 7am.
Police say it the…
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‘Selfish and reckless’ drivers seen ignoring M6 Preston closure signs
Posted on – 30th May, 2023 – 7:21pm | Author – Kate Rosindale | Posted in -…
Drivers using the M55 in Lancashire are being advised of a series of full overnight carriageway closures this week as work continues to complete the new junction 2.
Work to create junction two of the motorway begin in 2019, and now new aerial pictures …
With the Easter holidays over, the roads in and around Lancashire[1] should return to normal traffic levels.
Its also a week which has less major roadworks planned compared to recent months, meaning motorists will hopefully be able to avoid frequent de…
Motorists traveling through Lancashire in April will need to be aware of dozens of mobile speed cameras lining many of the counties busiest routes.
Lancashire Road Safety Partnership has published a list of places it is planning to monitor for the next…