All lanes open on M6 after crash between Walsall and Wednesbury
All lanes are now open
All lanes have reopened on the M6 between Walsall and Wednesbury following a crash.
One lane of the southbound M6 was previously blocked after a crash between Junction 10 (Walsall) and Junction 9 (Wednesbury) with motorists facing delays and congestion.
The incident occurred just before 11.45am this morning (September 17) but vehicle recovery has taken place and the lane has reopened.
However, motorists have been warned of some delays in the area.
A spokesperson for National Highways said: “Final update: M6 southbound in West Midlands between J10 (Walsall) and J9 (Wednesbury). All lanes are now open.
“Current delays of 10 minutes on the approach, with 2 miles of congestion.”
No injuries were reported from the scene.
A West Midlands Ambulance spokesperson said: “We were called at 11.44am to reports of a road traffic collision on the M6, Junction 10 in Walsall.
“One ambulance attended the scene. No patients required treatment from ambulance staff and we were stood down as our assistance was no longer required.”
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