Vehicle Fire On M3 Causing Delays (from Hampshire Chronicle)

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Vehicle fire on M3 causing delays

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A VEHICLE fire is currently causing delays on the M3.

One lane of the northbound carriageway was closed between junctions nine and eight while emergency services dealt with the fire. Traffic is slow moving on approach but all vehicles involved have now been moved to the hard shoulder.

4:29pm Wednesday 14th May 2008

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