There are severe delays of up to 90 minutes
There are major rush hour delays on a busy motorway this evening following a 'multi vehicle' crash. All traffic has been stopped on the M62 between J12 and J11 .
Delays of at least an hour are predicted, with police and traffic officers at the scene. There are around six miles of congestion, a Highways North West official has warned. Greater Manchester Police and the North West Ambulance Service have been approached for further details on the nature of the incident.Highways North West tweeted: "Traffic stopped on the #M62 westbound following a multi vehicle collision between J12 and J11 . @NWmwaypolice and @HighwaysNWEST #TrafficOfficerson scene.This is a breaking incident. Updates below.
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