Delays on A120 following crash

4:00pm Monday 2nd July 2012 in News

Delays on A120 following crash Delays on A120 following crash

The A120 is blocked in both directions between Bradwell and Coggeshall following an accident involving a tractor and a van.

Police expect the road to be closed until later this evening and are currently arranging diversions.

Motorists are being advised to use alternative routes to avoid delays.

The accident took place on the A120 heading out of Braintree, just prior to the Coggeshall turning. at about 3.15pm.

The two vehicles involved were a white DAF van and a green and yellow John Deere tractor.

An Essex Police spokesman said: "There are three people who have suffered slight injuries.

"It could be some time before the vehicles are removed and the road is re-opened.

"Police are currently trying to sort out diversions."

An East of England Ambulance spokesman said the injured people did not need to go to hospital.

Comments (3)

7:50am Tue 3 Jul 12

Bhudeeka says...

then slow down! how many accidents in very few short week si sthis now and I ams ure that the tractor was not responsible you all want to take over the countryside but none of you want to live by its laws if you dont like being in a slow area keep away! and as for your morons who were racing up and down Humber Road estate last night, go to London where you belong you had better not come back
then slow down! how many accidents in very few short week si sthis now and I ams ure that the tractor was not responsible you all want to take over the countryside but none of you want to live by its laws if you dont like being in a slow area keep away! and as for your morons who were racing up and down Humber Road estate last night, go to London where you belong you had better not come back Bhudeeka

8:27pm Tue 3 Jul 12

the alternative view says...

Not that its young farmers on agricultural licenses driving vehicles weighing 20 tons,that in normal circumstances would need hgv licenses to drive.
Not that its young farmers on agricultural licenses driving vehicles weighing 20 tons,that in normal circumstances would need hgv licenses to drive. the alternative view

8:38am Wed 4 Jul 12

Bhudeeka says...

as usual someone coming out with anticountryside waffle i have never seen a farmer young middle aged or old driving dangeroulsy but plenty of idiiots in cars trying to harrass them and these idiots hsouldnt have a licence at all
as usual someone coming out with anticountryside waffle i have never seen a farmer young middle aged or old driving dangeroulsy but plenty of idiiots in cars trying to harrass them and these idiots hsouldnt have a licence at all Bhudeeka

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