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National Highways apologise after ‘unexpected issues’ with smart motorways

National Highways have apologised after “unexpected issues” caused an outage which left motorists seeing random lane closures on smart motorways. Issues were reported on the M6, M1 and A1(M) on Wednesday, with signs reportedly encouraging road users ...

28 Oct 2022 at 12:21

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Police publish footage from triple road tragedy – and issue fresh plea to drivers over mobile phones

Durham police have released a hard-hitting video of a crash in which three people were killed by a lorry driver using his mobile phone while at the wheel – and have urged motorists to ignore their mobiles while driving. The 21-minute film focuses ...

27 Jul 2022 at 17:36

17 in hospital after crash involving football fans on minibus

Seventeen people are in hospital, seven with serious injuries, after a multi-vehicle crash involving a minibus carrying football fans in West Yorkshire. The collision happened around 7pm on the A1M near Pontefract on Saturday, West Yorkshire ...

14 Apr 2024 at 15:53

Lorry crash causes ‘protracted’ motorway closure

One of the key routes in the north of England has been closed in both directions after a lorry crossed the central reservation and overturned, shedding its load. National Highways said the closure of the A1M motorway in North Yorkshire is ...

10 Feb 2023 at 16:38

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