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Part of the A682, between New Hall Hey Road and St Mary’s Way in Rawtenstall, is closed (Image: Google)
A road is closed in Rawtenstall after a crash.
Part of the A682, between New Hall Hey Road and St Mary’s Way, is closed.
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Police were called to the area at 1.25am, to reports of a crash involving a Mercedes car and a lorry.
The Mercedes driver was taken to hospital with head injuries.
Officers say they are working to reopen the road “as soon as possible”
A police spokesperson said: “Please be aware the A682 at Rawtenstall, Rossendale[1] is currently closed due to a Road Traffic Collision, between New Hall Hey Road and St Mary’s Way.
“We were called at 1.25am. Officers attended and found that a Mercedes car had collided with a lorry which was stationary in a layby.
“The driver of the car suffered head injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.
“We’re working to reopen this as soon as possible. Many thanks for your patience”.
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