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M25 traffic news: Motorway closed in Surrey after three-vehicle crash involving ambulance and HGV

Sean Morrison
·1 min read
Traffic approaches the M25 closure at Junction 10 following a collision in the early hours of Tuesday: Highways England
Traffic approaches the M25 closure at Junction 10 following a collision in the early hours of Tuesday: Highways England

A three-vehicle crash on the M25 involving an ambulance has sparked a partial closure of the major road expected to affect morning rush hour traffic.

The motorway has been closed between junctions eight and nine following the collision, which occurred at about 3.30am on Tuesday.

Surrey Police said the road would remain closed for at least three hours, possibly stretching into rush hour.

The collision involved an ambulance, a car and an HGV, the force said.

The driver of the car has been taken to hospital with serious leg injuries, while the occupants of the other vehicles were not harmed, police said.

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The road has been closed to traffic flowing anti-clockwise.

Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to contact police by messaging on social media (SurreyPolice), via chat on the Surrey Police website (surrey.police.uk) or by calling 101 quoting reference PR/20244107.