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Motorist died while stuck in traffic queue caused by double fatal M40 crash

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A motorist died while stuck in a traffic queue caused by a double fatal M40 crash in Oxfordshire, police have confirmed.

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Verbatim motorists... for filming an accident

It all started with a serious accident on the A40 motorway to Chamonix (Haute-Savoie). A heavy vehicle carrying medical powder hit the road last Wednesday, slowing down traffic for several hours. Attracted or magnetized by this impressive scene, hundreds of motorists almost stopped to take pictures. But these recklessness almost caused accidents. About 240 of them were verbalized. (Police, justice and other facts). TF1 INFO

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Drivers 'cautioned' after crash closes lane on M40 near Banbury

A crash on the M40 near Banbury, Oxfordshire, has blocked a motorway lane.

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Warwickshire man arrested after 'devoted' dad killed on M40

Police arrested a 22-year-old man from Southam after Jan Szeder died on the M40

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Motorist died while stuck in traffic queue caused by double fatal M40 crash

A motorist died while stuck in a traffic queue caused by a double fatal M40 crash in Oxfordshire, police have confirmed.

·Oxford, United Kingdom
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Oxford Mail broke the news in Oxford, United Kingdom on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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