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M62 eastbound closure following overnight accident

Jade Anderson by Jade Anderson
October 4, 2025
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M62 eastbound closure following overnight accident

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– M62 closed due to accident investigation work.
– Incident occurred around 1 am.
– Eastbound carriageway affected.
– Traffic partner Inrix reports ongoing situation.
– Drivers advised to seek alternative routes.

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The M62 is currently shut following a collision that occurred shortly after 1am. According to traffic data provider Inrix, the Eastbound lane remains closed as investigators examine the scene of the incident between junction 28 and another nearby junction. Local authorities are advising motorists to seek alternative routes while the investigation is underway. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available regarding the situation and any impact on traffic flow in the area.

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  1. Ella Thornton says:
    4 months ago

    Hope everyone involved is receiving the care they need. For anyone planning travel this morning avoid the affected section and allow extra time or use quieter local routes. If you are at the scene keep a safe distance, follow emergency services instructions and report any useful information to officers. Expect delays while investigators work to establish what happened.

  2. Lila Jennings says:
    4 months ago

    Terrible incident, hope everyone involved is safe. Important that investigators secure the scene and preserve evidence while keeping emergency crews and the public out of harm’s way. Motorists should follow official diversions and avoid the area to allow recovery and repair work to proceed without delay.

  3. Marissa Cole says:
    3 months ago

    Condolences to anyone affected. Please ensure emergency services and scene investigators can work without interference and follow any diversion signs. If you are directing traffic or assisting at the scene remember to use high visibility clothing, position vehicles to protect the working area, and keep a safe distance from the carriageway. Motorists should slow down, avoid rubbernecking, and choose alternative routes to reduce congestion and risk to responders.

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