Mutliple vehicle shatter shuts M40 and leaves six injured

Two men luxuriate in died after a a whole lot of vehicle motorway shatter that left one other with excessive leg injuries.

The shatter left the M40 in Oxfordshire closed for a range of hours overnight on Saturday.

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Police and paramedics were called to the motorway’s northbound carriageway, between junctions 10 and 11 come Banbury, at about 11:40pm on Saturday.

Thames Valley Police said a 60-year-ancient man from Oxfordshire and a 29-year-ancient man from Warwickshire died since the collision.

One man used to be taken to health center with excessive leg injuries and three others were handled for minor injuries.

One vehicle used to be believed to luxuriate in overturned on the motorway.

The northbound carriageway reopened this morning at around 10am.

Chief Inspector Henry Parsons, from the joint operations unit for roads policing, said: ‘Our thoughts are with each and every men’s families at this complicated time.

‘We would perhaps perchance adore to communicate to anybody who would perhaps perchance even luxuriate in witnessed the collision who has not but spoken to police.’

A passing driver said he noticed 30 emergency vehicles with Highways England describing the accident as ‘excessive’.

Thames Valley police said there had been a ‘a whole lot of-vehicle’ collision.

Any witnesses are requested to call the 24-hour Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101 quoting URN 1669 (23/12).