Eight Miles of Chaos After M2 Crash Shuts London-Bound Lane
Motorists faced massive gridlock this morning after a two-vehicle smash shut the M2 motorway London-bound. The crash, involving a black Ford Ranger, happened just before 7am between Junction 6 (Faversham) and Junction 5 (Sittingbourne).
Rush Hour Horror: Ford Ranger Ploughs Into Another Car
The Ford Ranger slammed into the back of another vehicle, sparking a major emergency response. Paramedics rushed to treat several injured people at the scene. Fire crews and Highways teams are busy clearing spilt liquid and wreckage from the carriageway.
Traffic Snarled Back to Junction Seven
Traffic has been at a standstill since Junction Seven, causing massive delays and frustration for commuters. A kent-police/" title="Kent Police" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked">Kent Police spokesman said:
Kent Police was called at 6.50am regarding a collision involving two cars on the London-bound carriageway of the M2 between junctions 6 and 5. Officers and the ambulance service attended the scene where two people were treated for injuries. A man has been taken to a London hospital for further medical attention.
The motorway remains partially closed as emergency teams clear the scene. Drivers are urged to seek alternative routes and expect lengthy delays.
