A CAR crash near the Erskine Bridge is causing delays as police rush to the scene.
Traffic Scotland raised the alarm on Twitter just before 7.30am.
The team wrote: “Hearing reports of an RTC on the #M8 W/B J30 Erskine Bridge. Police and TRISS en-route. Traffic looking slow in the area.”
*NEW* 07:28⌚
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 27, 2018
Hearing reports of an RTC on the #M8 W/B J30 Erskine Bridge. Police and TRISS en-route. Traffic looking slow in the area.@ScotTranserv
M8 J29 - J30 East of Erskine Bridge - Accident, All lanes closed Westbound for up to 30 minutes https://t.co/OuvZIeRCb7 #TSIncident
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 27, 2018
Although cleared around half an hour later, traffic is still heavy in the area.
*CLEARED* 07:54⌚️#M8 W/B J30 Erskine Bridge, RTC is now off the carriageway. Traffic back to J29 St James but will hopefully start to ease.@ScotTranserv https://t.co/KeIcEr1YAe
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 27, 2018
#M80 congestion looking routine @ 07:40⌚
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 27, 2018
S/B J3 Hornshill - J1 Provam
N/B J4 Mollinsburn - J6 Old Inns @ScotTranserv @BEAR_M80 pic.twitter.com/cBCdWuoUlu
In other traffic news, the M80 is looking congested this morning.
*NEW* 07:23⌚#M74 N/B J1a Polmadie - lane 3 (Of 3) ⛔ due to an RTC. Traffic back past J2.@ScotTranserv pic.twitter.com/gj57FZkVhD
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 27, 2018
Traffic has also been queuing on the M74 due to a road traffic accident.
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