M6, United Kingdom: A serious collision involving a coach and a car has forced the closure of part of the M6 northbound in Cumbria, causing significant disruption for motorists traveling through the area.
According to traffic updates, the M6 northbound is closed between Junction 37 (Kendal) and Junction 38 (Tebay) following the crash. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene, where police, ambulance crews, and traffic officers responded to manage the incident and assist those involved. Authorities have not yet confirmed how many people were injured or the severity of their injuries.
On the opposite carriageway, the M6 southbound has also experienced delays and lane restrictions due to a separate collision, adding to congestion for drivers traveling through Cumbria. Motorists have been urged to expect lengthy delays and, where possible, consider alternative routes while emergency operations continue.
National Highways and police are working to safely recover the vehicles and reopen the motorway as quickly as conditions allow. Specialist recovery teams remain at the scene, and traffic is expected to remain affected until the collision investigation and vehicle recovery are complete.
As of the latest update, no fatalities have been officially confirmed, and the cause of the northbound collision remains under investigation. Drivers are advised to monitor official travel updates before setting out and to follow signed diversion routes around the closure as emergency crews continue their work.