The M56 motorway in Warrington is currently experiencing disruptions following a crash earlier this morning. Emergency services are currently on site dealing with a two-vehicle collision on the westbound carriageway. The traffic management system Inrix has reported “long delays” from J11 A56 Chester Road (Preston Brook), prompting the police to temporarily close the motorway for recovery work. Fortunately, there have been no reported injuries in connection with the incident, although the duration of the closure remains uncertain. A Cheshire Police spokesperson stated, “At 7.24am this morning, police responded to a two-vehicle collision on the M56 between junction 12 and 11 westbound.”
Police Respond to the Scene
Cheshire Police were quick to arrive at the scene of the crash following a distress call at 7.24 am. As the recovery efforts continue, the motorway has been closed to ensure the safety of all individuals involved. It is a relief to hear that there have been no injuries reported thus far, as the situation unfolds on the M56 between junction 12 and 11 westbound. The prompt response of the authorities highlights the importance of swift action during such incidents to prevent further complications.
Delays and Closure Details
Drivers in the area are facing significant delays and one lane closure on the M56 Westbound after J11 A56 Chester Road (Preston Brook) due to the crash this morning. While the authorities have confirmed no injuries, the exact duration of the motorway closure remains unknown. The uncertainty surrounding the reopening of the motorway underscores the need for caution and vigilance on the roads, especially during peak traffic hours. The situation serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of travel and the importance of safety measures in preventing accidents.
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