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All lanes reopened after three-van crash on M25

Hsin-Yi LoSouth East
News imageNational Highways A CCTV camera view of junction 10 and 11 on the M25. There are cars and lorries queuing on the far carriageway, with fewer vehicles on the near lanes.National Highways
Motorists are facing delays on the anticlockwise M25

All lanes have reopened on the M25 following a multi-vehicle crash, National Highways has said.

The collision, which involved three vans, happened after junction 11 for the A320 St Peter's Way in Chertsey on Tuesday at about 07:00 GMT, according to travel site Inrix.

National Highways said there were delays of 35 minutes on the anticlockwise approach.

There were 4 miles (6.4km) of congestion, it added.

A spokesperson for South East Coast Ambulance Service confirmed crews had been stood down before arrival as no one at the scene required an ambulance.

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