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A crash is causing problems on the A64 in York this morning (Tuesday, 16 April).
It is close to the Highwayman Café near the Hopgrove roundabout.
A YorkMix Radio listener reports that traffic is still able to get through but it is causing congestion.
The AA reports: “Heavy traffic due to crash on A1237 both ways from A64 to A1237 (Hopgrove Roundabout).”
The A63 Selby bypass is now running normally after a collision during this morning’s rush hour (Wednesday, 10 April).
We reported earlier that the road was partially blocked after a car crashed near the Greencore roundabout heading towards Selby.
The road is now running normally.
A crash is causing delays on a main road during the morning rush hour today (Wednesday, 10 April).
It happened at aroun 6.45am on the A63 Selby bypass near the Greencore roundabout.
A black car has crashed on the stretch of road heading towards York.
Emergency services were at the scene. A witness said they didn’t think there were any serious casualties.
** Full update here **
A section of the A19 is closed due to a crash this afternoon (Tuesday, 2 April).
It is shut both ways from the A684 Northallerton turn off to the A61 Stockton Road.
Traffic is building, and drivers should seek an alternative route.
More when we get it.
A stretch of the A59 has been closed by a serious crash this lunchtime (Monday, 25 March).
North Yorkshire Police reported at 12.44pm that the A59 just outside Skipton on the Broughton side is closed due to a serious collision.
They said: “There is no vehicle access between the roundabout of the A59/A629/A65 and the junction just next to that for the A6069/A59.
“The A59 won’t be able to be accessible from Gargrave (on Gargrave Road).
“The road may need to stay closed for several hours, so please find other routes and we will aim to keep you updated when it reopens.”
Temporary traffic lights that failed this morning (Wednesday, 6 March) are back working.
The three-way lights at the junction of Micklegate and Ouse Bridge had gone out at rush hour.
But engineers have fixed them and all is back to normal.
