Ten-mile tailbacks after lorry loses hay bales on A50 in Derby
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Police said the spillage happened near a roundabout and was the result of "poor loading"
Drivers were forced to endure 10 miles (16km) of tailbacks on a dual carriageway when hay bales tumbled off a lorry.
Derbyshire Police's roads policing unit said the shed load happened near a roundabout on the A50 in Derby on Monday.
In a tweet, external, officers said: "Poor loading and roundabouts are never a good combination."
They added the driver had been reported for the incident with "no bale".
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