The M6 has now reopened northbound in Lancashire following a fatal motorway collision in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Long queues formed on the M6 after a serious crash involving two cars and a lorry shut the motorway for several hours on Monday morning

Two stretches of the M6 motorway in Cheshire and Lancashire are fully shut this morning amid police incidents. The northbound stretch of the motorway near junction 21 and junction 21A was first closed off just before 3am this morning (Saturday,

Blog Preston understands that closures on the motorway network are linked to the death on the M6 at junction 21.

A stretch of the M6 in Lancashire was brought to a standstill after a lorry and two cars were involved in a crash between junctions 32 and 33

All traffic has been stopped on a stretch of the M6 in Lancashire following a crash between a lorry and two cars. Emergency services are at the scene on the northbound carriageway between J32 for the M55 Broughton Interchange and J33 for Lancaster South/Garstang.

The M6 in Lancashire is closed northbound between J32 (M55) and J33 (Galgate) due to a crash involving two cars and a lorry late on Sunday, February 15. Traffic was building and long queues could be seen on motorway cameras in the early hours of Monday,

Lancashire Police and Cumbria Police are supporting Cheshire Police in a probe which covers three locations on the northbound motorway

Motorway camera footage indicated extremely heavy traffic on approach to the scene of the serious crash.