🐮 Police were called to 'round up' the herd this morning
traffic had been completely “stopped” between the junctions, “to allow police to round up the remainder of the cows which are still on the nearside verge”.Cows pictured wandering on the M1 motorway in Yorkshire this morning. Picture: Highways England.
In their following and final update, the organisation said traffic has now been released and all lanes had reopened on the stretch of motorway. "There's approximately 2 miles of slow moving traffic in the area but this should now start to ease,” Highways England said.
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