In an incident that disrupted early morning traffic, three vehicles were involved in a collision on the A2, leading to significant attention from emergency services. The accident occurred on the London-bound carriageway near Dartford, prompting a swift response from local police and highways officers.
Kent Police received the call at 7.22am on Wednesday, 7 February, and were quickly on the scene to assess the situation and manage the aftermath. Despite the potential for serious outcomes given the nature of the accident, authorities have confirmed that there were no injuries reported among the individuals involved in the crash.
The incident led to immediate efforts to secure the area and ensure the safety of other road users. Police patrols and highway officers worked together to manage traffic flow and initiate the recovery process for the vehicles involved. The swift response and effective coordination between different services minimized the disruption and ensured that the impact on the morning commute was kept to a manageable level.
A spokesperson for Kent Police provided details on the incident, stating: “Kent Police was called at 7.22am on Wednesday, 7 February, to a collision involving three cars on the London-bound carriageway of the A2 near Dartford. Patrols and highways officers attended the scene where no injuries were reported, and arrangements are underway to recover the vehicles.”
The absence of injuries in such an incident is fortunate, highlighting the effectiveness of vehicle safety measures and the prompt response of emergency services. The situation on the A2 serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of road conditions and the importance of cautious driving, especially during busy commuting hours.
