M25 crash partially blocks Queen Elizabeth II Bridge at Dartford
Summarised from 3 outlets · 6 reports · Updated 16 Oct, 09:29 · Archive
A crash has partially blocked the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge at the Dartford Crossing on the M25, causing traffic disruption during the morning rush hour. The incident has resulted in severe traffic jams affecting drivers using the bridge.
The partial closure is affecting traffic flow across one of the busiest sections of the M25. Motorists travelling through the area are experiencing significant delays as the incident is dealt with.
Drivers are advised to check travel information before setting out, particularly if they need to use the Dartford Crossing. The Evening Standard reports that the crash is causing rush hour delays for drivers on the M25.
How it is being reported
- London travel news LIVE: Dartford Crossing traffic chaos as M25 crash causes partial closure of bridgeSevere traffic jams build after crash partially blocks Queen Elizabeth II BridgeEvening Standard · 16 Oct, 08:37
- LIVE as M25 crash at Dartford Crossing partially blocks bridgeA crash on the M25 at the QE2 bridge is causing traffic disruption this morning.News Shopper · 16 Oct, 07:30
- LIVE as M25 crash at Dartford Crossing partially blocks bridgeA crash on the M25 at the QE2 bridge is causing traffic disruption this morning.This Is Local London · 16 Oct, 07:30
- M25 crash at Dartford Crossing partially blocks bridgeA crash on the M25 at the QE2 bridge is causing traffic disruption this morning.This Is Local London · 16 Oct, 07:30
- M25 crash at Dartford Crossing partially blocks bridgeA crash on the M25 at the QE2 bridge is causing traffic disruption this morning.News Shopper · 16 Oct, 07:30
- Drivers warned of overnight M25 closures including QEII Bridge shutdownDrivers face 23 planned M25 closures this weekend, including an overnight shutdown of the Dartford Crossing QEII Bridge.This Is Local London · 15 Oct, 14:38
In this story: M25 · Dartford Crossing · Queen Elizabeth II Bridge
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