
Major motorway closed over crash involving two lorries as drivers warned of long delays
The crash involved two lorries with emergency services now at the scene, say National Highways.
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The M4 was closed westbound between Junction 7 (Slough) and Junction 8 (Maidenhead) following the collision this morning.
One lane has now opened but three lanes remain closed for recovery and clear up works.
Drivers can expect delays of up to 30 minutes with approximately three miles of congestion.
National Highways has urged motorists to plan ahead.
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