Serious crash involving cars and lorry on M27
The M27 motorway in Hampshire has re-opened after closing for 20 hours due to a collision between a lorry and a car yesterday morning. One person had died and there are several casualties.
The M27 motorway in Hampshire has re-opened after closing for 20 hours due to a collision between a lorry and a car yesterday morning. One person had died and there are several casualties.
The Highways Agency has posted the following update on their website about the repair work to the M27 near Whiteley following this morning's accident.
The M27 in Hampshire is closed eastbound between junctions Junction 8 and Junction 9 for emergency roadworks following a serious incident earlier today. The closure will remain in place overnight to enable us to carry out emergency carriageway repairs to 110 meters of road damaged by the incident. The road is expected to be open by 06:00 tomorrow morning (Friday 27 March).
All eastbound traffic is advised to leave the M27 at J8 and follow the hollow circle symbol. Take the A3024 southbound to Windover Roundabout. Then take the A27 eastbound through Park Gate. At Segensworth Roundabout take the A27 northbound to rejoin the M27 at J9.
Customers are advised to allow extra time for their journey and seek alternative routes.
Police are appealing for footage after a driver was killed in a fatal crash on the M27 yesterday morning.
One driver was killed and seven others injured when three cars and a lorry crashed on the M27 this morning.