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A367 Peasedown St John bypass closed after serious three vehicle collision

Wednesday 17th January 2018 Bath Echo News Team Emergency Services

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The A367 Peasedown St John bypass has been closed by police this afternoon, following a serious collision involving a number of vehicles.

The busy road has been completely closed in both directions following the collision, which involved three vehicles.

The incident is believed to have happened at around 4pm this afternoon.

Members of the public in the area have reported seeing two air ambulance helicopters near the scene.

Where the collision is believed to have happened on the A367 | © Google

The crash happened between Wellow Lane / Orchard Way and Bath Road, with delays being reported to Fosseway (Clandown) and on Bath Road to Braysdown Lane.

Accident #A367 Peasedown St John Bypass closed in both directions. Queues are building on Bath Road. #BANESHighways

— B&NES Council (@bathnes) January 17, 2018

Huge accident at Radstock end of Peasdown bypass. Counted 10 emergency vehicles and 2 air ambulances. Please let… https://t.co/0dDZ0z2aT0

— Wendy Bowman (@BathDogWalker) January 17, 2018

It is not yet known if there have been any serious injuries.

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