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Serious Accident closes A405 between Jct 21A M25 and Jct 6 M1

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Serious Accident closes A405 between Jct 21A M25 and Jct 6 M1

This morning at around 7am , Herts police reported that a serious road traffic collision had taken place.

Update: 6pm  The A405 Bricket Wood is now fully open in both directions.

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A405 conned off next to the M1 and Chequers Lane Abbots Langley.  (photos and video by Wayne)

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11:30am: Herts Collision Investigation team are at the scene.
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The crash involves a white Mercedes which has ended up on its roof, and the engine laying in the road.

The engine can be seen seperated from the car on the dual carraiageway.

It is not known the condition of the driver is, or if there wer any passengers in the car at this time. 

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Herts Investigation has erected a blue forensic tent has been erected
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Police cordons at the junction of Oakwood Road and Old Watford Road. Also affecting access to and from Chequers Ln
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one driver posted on facebook, “Just came that way, had to go the back way through bricket wood,,,a nightmare,,,avoid at all costs”

Due to a serious RTC, the #A405 is currently closed in both directions between Jct 21A M25 and Jct 6 M1 #BricketWood. Closures likely to be in place for some time. Please find an alternative route. pic.twitter.com/VW7k6Z80b3— Herts Police (@HertsPolice) February 16, 2020

Closures are likely to be in place for the rest of the afternoon.

Please find an alternative route.

No update has yet been given.

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It is advised to take care after stormdennis, heavy and persistent rain will slowly move eastwards across southern areas this afternoon.  There is likely to be fallen debris blown onto the roads, as well as large puddles to avoid.

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