PART of the M6 was closed this morning after two vehicles crashed into the central reservation barrier.
The incident happened by the Croft Interchange on the northbound carriageway between junction 21A and 22 before 6am, with diversions put in place.
However, just before 9.30am, Highways England confirmed that contractors had managed to completely clear the carriageway of all debris.
The closure has now been removed all the carriageway has been fully opened, @CheshireRCU @cheshirepolice @NWmwaypolice @NWAmbulance
— Highways England (@HighwaysNWEST) July 21, 2021
Road users had earlier been advised to expect delays on the approach to the incident and to allow extra time for their journeys.
#M6 J21A to J22 Northbound - RTC
— North West Motorway Police (@NWmwaypolice) July 21, 2021
Update - The M6 northbound between J21a and J22 remains closed, This is to allow the carriageway to be fully swept of Debris, Please allow extra time for your journey and thank you for your understanding and patience pic.twitter.com/ggEBE90O0G
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