Traffic congestion escalated on the M25 in Surrey following an overturned lorry that resulted from a collision. The motorway section between J10 (Cobham) and J9 (Leatherhead) was partially closed in the anti-clockwise direction due to the incident, prompting the arrival of emergency services who attended to two male drivers at the scene.
Inrix, a traffic monitoring site, reported significant delays of up to eight miles with congestion extending to J11 (Chertsey). National Highways cautioned drivers of ongoing delays in the anti-clockwise direction between J10 (Cobham) and J9 (Leatherhead) as a result of the collision.
Expected restoration of regular traffic flow is anticipated between 11:15 pm and 11:30 pm. Despite the reopening of closed lanes on the M25, drivers were forewarned of potential hour-long delays as the traffic situation normalizes.
After a seven-hour closure due to a major lorry crash, the affected stretch of the M25 in Surrey has been reopened, allowing traffic flow between J10 (Wisley) and J9 (Leatherhead). However, motorists should anticipate a delay of approximately 60 minutes beyond the usual travel time due to residual congestion.
Notably, the overturned lorry incident on the M25 continues to cause significant traffic disruption, prompting warnings to drivers to avoid the affected area. Emergency services, including Surrey Police, responded to a collision involving a car and a lorry, resulting in lane closures and continued delays for several hours.
Further information and updates can be accessed through National Highways’ communication channels, including their website and contact center, as motorists are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and expect delays.