Posted: Fri 18th Aug 2017

Lane blocked on the A55 eastbound near Holywell due to a multi vehicle collision

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Friday, Aug 18th, 2017

Police say the A55 eastbound near Holywell is blocked and there’s heavy congestion in the area due to a six vehicle collision.

The latest traffic report says one lane is closed with police on the scene dealing with the accident.

Wales Ambulance have told us:

“We were called at shortly after 3pm this afternoon to reports of a multi-vehicle road traffic collision on the A55 eastbound near Junction 31 at Holywell.
A crew in an emergency ambulance is currently at the scene.”

Latest travel report says:

‘Queueing traffic and one lane closed due to accident, six cars involved on A55 Eastbound between J30 (Travellers Inn) and J31 A5026 / A5151 / B5122 (Caerwys). Lane two (Of two) is closed.Police are on scene dealing with the accident.’

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