M6 crash: Motorway shut as 20,000 litres of milk spilled after tanker overturns
- A tanker carrying milk crashed on the M6 motorway in Lancashire, causing extensive spillage and leading to the closure of the motorway in both directions between junctions 31 and 33 northbound and junctions 31 and 32 southbound near Lancaster.
- The incident resulted in severe delays of up to two hours for motorists, with reported delays of 90 minutes southbound and 60 minutes northbound. The M6 could be closed for most of the day for recovery and surface treatment.
- The male driver and female passenger in the tanker were injured and taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Travel chaos after tanker overturns and spills 20,000 litres of milk over M6
The major motorway was briefly closed after the spillage (Picture: SWNS) The M6 motorway has been partially reopened today after a milk truck overturned, injuring two people and causing travel chaos. Lancashire Police said a tanker travelling northbound on the M6, the largest motorway in the UK, slammed with the central reservation at around 7am. This flipped the vehicle onto its side on the southbound carriageway, bringing traffic to a standsti…
Major motorway closed after gallons of milk spills onto road amid tanker crash
The M6 was closed in both directions after a tanker overturned and caused an "extensive" milk spillage on the motorway.The HGV hit the central reservation while travelling northbound at around 7am today in Lancashire.Around 20,000 litres of milk was reportedly spilled across the northbound carriageway while a diesel spillage was found on the southbound carriageway.Police say the lorry crashed between junctions 31 for Preston, Lancashire, and jun…
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