A serious four-vehicle collision on the M66 motorway in Greater Manchester has caused significant traffic delays as all vehicles are temporarily held.
A serious multi-vehicle crash occurred on the M66 motorway in Greater Manchester on February 15, leading to all traffic being halted. The collision involved four vehicles and took place on the southbound carriageway between Junction 1 at Ramsbottom and Junction 2 at Bury, impacting both local and through traffic.
Inrix, a traffic data company, confirmed that the incident was reported shortly after 10:30 PM, prompting authorities to implement a traffic hold to assess and clear the scene. The significant queues forming as a result of the accident indicate high traffic volume along this section of the motorway, a crucial route for commuters and transport in the Greater Manchester area.
As this is a developing situation, updates will continue to be provided regarding the status of traffic conditions and any potential implications for road safety and travel times in the region. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes while the incident is being cleared.
