Traffic queueing near Junction 54 a over the Orwell bridge on the A14
Traffic update: One lane on A14 blocked - but Orwell now clear
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
9:05 AM
THERE are reports of slow traffic on the A14 after a lorry broke down.
AN accident involving three cars has resulted in the closure of one lane of the A14.
Traffic is said to be queueing eastbound in Copdock at J55, A1214 (Copdock Interchange) with congestion reaching to J54 Sproughton Road.
No one is thought to be injured.
Earlier congestion on the A14 Orwell Bridge eastbound in Wherstead between Wherstead Interchange and Nacton Interchange has now eased after a broken down lorry was moved.
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