A14 reopens after car ends up on its roof

Emergency services were called to the westbound carriageway of the A14, by Bar Hill
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The A14 has reopened westbound in Cambridgeshire after a multi-vehicle crash.
National Highways said a section of the road, between junction 31 at the M11 and junction 25 at Bar Hill, was shut at about 06:30 BST, with two lanes reopened at about 07:20.
The road has now fully reopened but some delays remain in the area.
A car that ended up on its roof has been recovered.

Traffic quickly built up in the area

There were delays for drivers using the A14
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