A14 clean-up could take until the afternoon following morning rush-hour crash near Kettering

National Highways report up to five mile queues after shunt involving Mercedes and pick-up truck
The wrecked Mercedes following Tuesday's crash on the A14The wrecked Mercedes following Tuesday's crash on the A14
The wrecked Mercedes following Tuesday's crash on the A14

National Highways say congestion following a smash on the A14 near Kettering could last into Tuesday afternoon (November 30).

One lane remains blocked after a black Mercedes and pick-up truck collided on the westbound carriageway between the A6 and Kelmarsh before 9am.

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Traffic sensors were still registering queues of up to five miles at 10.30am.

A pick-up truck wound up in bushes following the A14 shuntA pick-up truck wound up in bushes following the A14 shunt
A pick-up truck wound up in bushes following the A14 shunt

And an agency spokesman warned: "Lane one of two will remain closed while a spillage is treated and until the carriageway is assessed.

"There is currently congestion back to junction four adding at least 25 minutes to normal journey times. Please approach with caution."

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