Lanes reopen on M6 after serious crash involving two lorries

Lanes on the M6 southbound between Junctions 15 (Stoke-on-Trent) and 14 (Stafford) have reopened following a serious crash.

The collision, which involved two HGVs, occurred last night (May 25) at around 8.30pm.

Police, ambulance and firefighters all raced to the scene.

Three out of four lanes were closed, resulting in 6 miles of congestion and 60 minute delays while crews worked to clear the road.

But National Highways confirmed all vehicles were recovered at around 11.30pm last night.

A spokesperson for National Highways West Midlands said: “All lanes have reopened on the M6 southbound between J15 Stoke and J14 Stafford following a serious collision.

“All vehicles have been recovered. There are no residual delays in the area.”

Emergency services were contacted for comment.