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Traffic delays after crash
POLICE are warning motorists to expect traffic delays near Trowbridge after a car crash this morning.
Police are at the scene of the collision on the A350 at the Yarnbrook roundabout.
The incident happened at about 7.20am but no further details are available.
7:54am Thursday 27th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: stuart, westbury on 9:31am Thu 27 Mar 08
There were no traffic delays, the bloke sat on the kerb after falling off his bike didn't hold me up at all on my way to work. It took me longer to scrape the ice off the windscreen this morning than it did to get past this "collision"
There were no traffic delays, the bloke sat on the kerb after falling off his bike didn't hold me up at all on my way to work. It took me longer to scrape the ice off the windscreen this morning than it did to get past this "collision"
Posted by: westburygirl, westbury on 5:33pm Thu 27 Mar 08
ice on the windscreen??i missed that one...and i was up and about at 6 am this morning...
papers do tend to exaggerate a bit
ice on the windscreen??i missed that one...and i was up and about at 6 am this morning...
papers do tend to exaggerate a bit
Posted by: trowbridge, Trowbridge on 6:32pm Tue 1 Apr 08
[quote][bold]stuart[/bold] wrote:
There were no traffic delays, the bloke sat on the kerb after falling off his bike didn't hold me up at all on my way to work. It took me longer to scrape the ice off the windscreen this morning than it did to get past this "collision" [/quote] If you're like many people driving in Trowbridge, that's because you only scraped a small eye hole in the ice ;-)
stuart wrote:
There were no traffic delays, the bloke sat on the kerb after falling off his bike didn't hold me up at all on my way to work. It took me longer to scrape the ice off the windscreen this morning than it did to get past this "collision"
If you're like many people driving in Trowbridge, that's because you only scraped a small eye hole in the ice ;-)
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