Table of Contents

  1. Motorway Incident Overview
  2. Traffic Conditions
  3. Emergency Response
  4. Official Statements

A major UK motorway has come to a standstill following a serious multi-car accident that resulted in the closure of two lanes.

Long traffic jams have developed along the M11 between junctions 9 (Newmarket) and 8 (Stansted Airport).

Motorists have been cautioned that congestion stretches for miles from the site of the collision, causing significant delays.

Both lanes have now been reopened, but substantial delays on the road are still anticipated.

Emergency crews are currently on the scene working to clear the vehicles involved in the accident.

Personnel are removing debris, and the vehicles have been relocated to the hard shoulder.

Drivers are advised to check their routes before traveling, as serious delays are expected to persist following this unfortunate incident.

A spokesperson for National Highways stated: “Traffic has been released and all lanes have reopened on the M11 southbound between J9 (Newmarket) and J8 (Stansted Airport) following a collision.”

“Vehicles have been moved to the hard shoulder, and Traffic Officers are now clearing the debris. Traffic will be moving shortly.”

“Thank you for your patience.”

Inrix reported: “Two lanes are closed and there is queueing traffic due to an accident on the M11 southbound from J9 (Saffron Walden) to J8 A120 (Bishops Stortford).”

Two cars halted on a highway after an accident, with two individuals in high-visibility vests attending to the scene.Emergency crews are on-site to assist with the removal of vehicles involved in the accident.

Frequently Asked Questions

What caused the traffic congestion on the M11?

The traffic congestion was caused by a serious multi-car accident that closed two lanes of the motorway.

Are the lanes on the M11 open now?

Yes, both lanes have been reopened, but significant delays are still expected.

What should drivers do while the traffic clears?

Drivers are advised to check their routes before traveling and to expect delays as the situation is resolved.