A23 Shut After Massive Fuel Spill Near Pyecombe
Fuel Spill Chaos Closes A23 Northbound
The A23 northbound in West Sussex is closed between the A281 near Pyecombe and the B2117 near Bedlam Street. A serious collision caused a huge fuel spillage, forcing the full carriageway shutdown.
Drivers are warned to expect major delays and to avoid the area if possible.
Emergency Crews Race to Clean Up
National Highways teams are at the scene cleaning up the dangerous spill. More specialist crews are on the way to speed up recovery. Sussex Police are managing traffic and ensuring public safety amid the disruption.
Follow Diversion Signs – Plan Your Journey
Traffic is being rerouted through local roads. Motorists must follow official diversion signs and consider postponing journeys to dodge the gridlock. For live updates, check National Highways’ website, their apps, or the regional X (formerly Twitter) feed.
Need help? The 24/7 contact centre is available on 0300 123 5000.
Frustration Mounts as Delays Continue
Motorists stuck in the chaos have aired their frustration, with many raising safety concerns over frequent fuel spills on busy routes. National Highways insists they’re working swiftly and the A23 will reopen only once it’s safe.
Stay tuned for the latest on this developing story.
