Emergency services have swiftly responded to a serious collision on the M6 motorway near Birmingham, leading to a full closure of the busy route in the early hours of Monday, January 26. Police are at the forefront of the incident, with support from ambulance crews and multiple emergency resources, as confirmed by National Highways.
Road Closure and Traffic Disruption
The M6 has been shut between Junction 6, which serves Birmingham, and Junction 7 at Great Barr. This closure is expected to remain in place for an extended period due to the severity of the crash, causing significant disruption to commuters and travellers in the West Midlands region.
Emergency Response Details
According to National Highways, a raft of emergency crews, including police and ambulance services, have been deployed to the scene. The collaboration aims to manage the aftermath of the collision and ensure public safety, with resources focused on clearing the area and investigating the incident.
Motorists are advised to avoid the affected stretch of the M6 and seek alternative routes, as delays are anticipated throughout the morning. Updates on the situation will be provided as the incident develops, with authorities working to reopen the motorway as soon as it is safe to do so.
