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Two cars collide on A141 junction with A605 near March
Multiple cars have collided on the A141 March Road this evening. - Credit: Tiia Aliyah Welby
Motorists travelling on the A141 in Cambridgeshire near Rings End and March have been told to “expect delays” after a multi-car crash.
Cambridgeshire Police made the traffic announcement on Twitter this evening (February 19) just before 4.30pm.
Pictures from the scene show several cars at a standstill with police officers directing traffic around the incident.
Pictures from the scene show multiple cars at a standstill. - Credit: Tiia Aliyah Welby
“Expect delays, use alternative routes where possible,” said a police spokesperson.
Residents are reporting on social media that the road is now clear to pass.
A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Police said: “We were called at about 4pm on Saturday (February 19) with reports of a collision on the A141 at the junction with the A605 near Ring’s End.
“The collision involved a Mini Countryman and a BMW X5. Two people were trapped in the Mini and minor injuries were reported.
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“The road was closed whilst the people were rescued from the Mini and recovery of the vehicles took place.
“No arrests were made.”
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