Rush hour drivers have been warned to count on delays after a lorry fell 60 meters from a motorway bridge and overturned on the embankment under.
Laurie fell from Thelwall viaduct On the M6 ​​close to Warrington, Cheshire at round 18:50 BST on Monday.
Cheshire Police stated it didn’t seem the motive force suffered any “life-threatening” accidents.
The National Highways stated two of the 4 northbound lanes, between Junctions 20 and 21, remained closed on the viaduct and drivers have been warned to permit further time.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service stated firefighters used specialist gear to decrease themselves down to succeed in the motive force.
Employees used water to chill the lorry.
Bunding was used to cease the leakage of roughly 1,000 liters of bio-diesel from the gas tank of the car.
Police urged motorists to keep away from the realm after the incident.
The National Highways stated: “A complex repair operation is underway and will continue throughout [Tuesday] Morning.”
With inputs from BBC
