The scars left by a lorry on a building in Ipswich remain clear to see after the incident yesterday.
It closed both roads, along with Great Coleman Street, and caused several hours of delays for motorists in the area.
Today scrape marks could clearly be seen in the side of the building.
Police officers from Suffolk Constabulary attended the scene along with a structural engineer to assess the property which had been hit.
The lorry stopped with its cab close to PJ McGinty and Sons pub unable to negotiate the tight turning on some of Ipswich’s narrowest roads.
The vehicle was eventually removed from the scene and the roads reopened during the same afternoon.
It is not thought any other buildings were damaged in the incident.
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