A major motorway has been shut for several miles following a serious collision involving a motorcyclist and a car. The M40 southbound is currently closed between junction 8A near Oxford and junction 6 near Watlington, according to National Highways.
Emergency Response and Traffic Management
Emergency services remain at the scene of the incident, and National Highways Traffic Officers are assisting with traffic management. A diversion route has been put in place, and motorists are advised to follow the Hollow Triangle diversion symbol displayed on road signs.
National Highways has urged drivers to allow extra time for their journeys and to plan alternative routes where possible. The M40 is an 89-mile motorway linking London, Oxford, and Birmingham, and the closure is expected to cause significant delays.
Details of the Collision
The crash involved a motorcyclist and a car, though the exact circumstances remain under investigation. No further details on injuries have been released at this time.
Motorists are advised to check live traffic updates before travelling and to follow official diversion signs. The closure is expected to remain in place for several hours while emergency services work at the scene.
