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Emergency services are at a crash on the A64 in York today (Thursday, 30 March).
The road is partially blocked eastbound near Askham Bryan.
The AA reports “queueing traffic due to crash on A64 eastbound from Redhill Field Lane (Bilbrough Top) to A1237 (Copmanthorpe roundabout)”.
One person has reported multiple emergency service vehicles in attendance and “traffic at a standstill”.
More as we get it.
A road has been closed by a crash tonight (Tuesday, 28 March).
The B1222 Naburn Lane is closed both ways between Naburn and Fulford.
We have no more details on the collision, but will update when we can.
Best to avoid the area for now.
The crash earlier this evening (Thursday, 23 March) has been cleared.
A collision partially blocked the A64 westbound near Tadcaster, after the A659, at rush hour.
It led to queues of traffic of up to four miles. But the road is now clear and running normally again.
Queues are building up on the A64 after a crash partially blocked the road today (Thursday, 23 March).
The incident blocked the A64 westbound near Tadcaster, after the A659.
The AA says the queuing traffic now reaches four miles. It reports: “Severe delays of 16 minutes and delays increasing on A64 westbound. Average speed ten mph.”
Drivers and pedestrians are urged to avoid the Belmont Bridge/Swadford Street area of Skipton following a serious collision.
The alert was issued at 5.55pm this evening (Wednesday, 22 March).
North Yorkshire Police say the route will be closed until further notice.
They ask road users to please follow the diversions in place.
A North Yorkshire road is blocked by an overturned cement mixer this afternoon (Thursday, 16 March).
Police said on social media: “The A170 between Thirsk and Sutton Bank is closed due to an overturned cement mixer.
“As you can imagine, the road will be closed for some time while we work to recover the vehicle, so please plan your journeys accordingly.”