A4174 ring road in Bristol blocked by crash

The crash was first reported at 7.38am and has sparked traffic in the area

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Updated09:39, 19 APR 2024

A4174 at the Wick Wick Roundabout — A4174 at the Wick Wick Roundabout (Image: Google Maps Street View)

The A4174 was blocked by a two-vehicle crash this morning (April 19). The collision sparked delays heading eastbound near the M4 at Bromley Heath.

According to traffic monitoring site Inrix, the crash took place near the Wick Wick Roundabout at around 7.30am. The road was cleared and traffic returned to normal shortly before 9am.

Inrix says: "Traffic easing, accident cleared on A4174 Eastbound before A432 Badminton Road (Wick Wick Roundabout)."

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08:58Toby Codd

Crash cleared

Inrix says: "Traffic easing, accident cleared on A4174 Eastbound before A432 Badminton Road (Wick Wick Roundabout)."

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08:37Toby Codd

Delays remain at rush hour

The latest update from Inrix says: "Queueing traffic due to accident, two vehicles involved on A4174 Eastbound before A432 Badminton Road (Wick Wick Roundabout)."

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08:09Toby Codd

Congestion heading eastbound

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08:08Toby Codd

Inrix latest

Inrix says: "Queueing traffic due to accident, two vehicles involved on A4174 Eastbound before A432 Badminton Road (Wick Wick Roundabout)."

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