LIVE: All traffic stopped on section of M60 after crash - latest updates

24.09.2023 - 08:45 manchestereveningnews.co.uk

All traffic has been stopped on a major Manchester motorway this morning after a crash closed part of the carriageway. Emergency services raced to the M60 anticlockwise between J27 A6188 Tiviot Way (Portwood Roundabout) and J25 A6017 Ashton Road (Brinnington) at around 7:40am on Sunday (September 24).

Queues are forming as traffic is held from just before the J27 slip road. The incident is expected to take several hours to clear, according to National Highways. READ MORE: LIVE: Historic day for bus travel in Greater Manchester as 'game changing' Bee Network goes live - latest updates READ MORE: It now costs a fortune to live in Manchester.

Is it time for London-style salary weighting? The condition of those involved is not yet known. Greater Manchester Police has been contacted for more information. This is a live event.

Follow our blog below for the latest updates. The incident has now cleared. Our live coverage ends here. All lanes have now been reopened on the M60 anticlockwise.

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