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A crash has closed the A19 this morning (Friday, 30 September).
This is from North Yorkshire Police: “The northbound carriageway of the A19 is currently closed from the Cleveland Tontine junction to Trenholme Lane due to a serious collision.
“Traffic is being diverted up the A172. Please avoid the area if possible.”
According to National Highways Yorkshire, the incident is expected to clear between midday and 12.15 pm.
The crash on the A1(M) near York has been cleared.
We reported earlier that an overturned vehicle had closed a lane on the southbound carriageway, from J44 A64 (York / Tadcaster) to J43 M1 interchange this morning (Tuesday, 27 September).
That lane has now reopened. Traffic is still slow but should be back to normal soon.
A crash is causing problems on the A1(M) near York this morning (Tuesday, 27 September).
One lane is closed and there’s slow traffic due to the crash on the southbound carriageway, from J44 A64 (York / Tadcaster) to J43 M1 interchange.
Lane one (of four) is closed due to an overturned vehicle.
According to National Highways, the road is expected to clear between 9.30am and 9.45am.
They expect traffic to return to normal between 10.15am and 10.30am.
The crash which partially blocked the A64 has been cleared.
As we reported earlier, the incident was near the Barr Lane turn off to Stockton on the Forest.
Traffic is now running normally.
A crash has been reported on a key route into York this morning (Thursday, 8 September).
It is on the A64 near the Barr Lane turn off to Stockton on the Forest.
Traffic is slow and building in the area.
We’ll update when we know more.
The A1M has reopened.
As we reported earlier, the road was closed northbound between junctions 42 and 43.
It followed a collision in the early hours, crash investigations and an oil spillage.
The incident caused rush hour congestion which is now easing.
The A1M is closed northbound this morning after a crash in the early hours.
There’s queuing traffic after the closure between J42 the A63 Selby fork and the M1 Aberford bypass.
Following the collision, reported at 12.52am, an oil spill and crash investigation work has kept the road closed.
A diversion is in place. Drivers should follow the solid square symbol, via the A63 and A656 through Micklefield to the M1 junction 47.
Three crashes have been causing problems on York main roads this morning.
The A19 is partially blocked both ways at Amblers Lane, close to Shipton by Beningbrough.
This is causing slow traffic, according to the AA.
This has been followed by a crash on the A1036 Tadcaster Road at its junction with Sim Balk Lane, near York College.
Traffic is coping well.
And there’s also been a collision on Top Lane, Copmanthorpe. It is partially blocked both ways near Hallcroft Lane.
We’ll update when we have more.
A crash, said to involve a bus, has caused disruption on a main road near York this afternoon (Monday, 22 August).
It happened on the A1079 Hull Road, close to the Esso garage and the turnoff to Dunnington.
The road is partially blocked, with traffic said to be queuing both ways.
The scene of the crash
A crash on the A1237 York outer ring road has left it partially blocked.
It is partially blocked both ways on between the A59 Roman Road and Great North Way.
There is no word of any casualties.
A crash is causing problems on a key York road this evening (Tuesday, 9 August).
The collision is on the A19 Fulford Road. It is at the junction of Maple Grove, which is opposite Imphal Barracks and close to the Iceland and Aldi stores.
According to the AA, the incident is leading to slow traffic, although the road is still open.
The scene of the crash
Good news from National Highways Yorkshire – the A66 has reopened.
It was closed following a multi-vehicle crash near Scotch Corner.
National Highways said: “There are no significant delays in the area. Thanks for your patience this afternoon.”
The A66 in North Yorkshire is closed in both directions due to a multi-vehicle collision
It is shut between the A1M J53 (Scotch Corner) and the A67 (Bowes), with at least four vehicles involved.
Emergency services including North Yorkshire Police are in attendance. National Highways Traffic Officers are also on scene providing assistance.
Eastbound traffic for A1M north is advised to follow the solid diamond diversion symbol.
Eastbound traffic for the A1M south is advised to follow the solid square diversion symbol.
Westbound traffic, or traffic travelling from further afield is advised to use alternative trans-pennine routes such as the M62 or A69.
Here’s the latest from LNER as severe problems hit our railways again.
They say: “We’re currently experiencing major disruption to our train services due to damage to the overhead electric wires between London Kings Cross and Peterborough.
“All lines are blocked and are expected to remain so for the rest of day.
“We are advising not to travel today, Tuesday 26 July, between London Kings Cross and Peterborough due to the severity of today’s disruption.
“Please do not go to London Kings Cross station today.
“For stations north of Peterborough, we will operate a very limited service. However this will be subject to disruption and short notice cancellations.”
This comes a day before strike action is due to cripple the railways again.
“Customers with tickets dated Tuesday 26 July can use their tickets at no extra cost on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 July,” LNER says. “Please note that is not possible to use tickets tomorrow, Wednesday 27 July, as there is a reduced timetable operating due to industrial action.“
If you want a refund you can go here.
Away from the railways, a YorkMix Radio listener informs us of a road closure that’s happening this week.
Oxton Lane, Bolton Percy to Tadcaster is closed daily from 7.30am to 5.30pm for five days from today.
The road closure
Disruption to rail services to and from London Kings Cross is expected until the end of the day, National Rail has warned.
It says:
Damage to the overhead electric wires between Peterborough and Stevenage means all lines are currently blocked.
As a result of this, trains may be cancelled, delayed by up to 120 minutes or revised.
Major disruption is expected until the end of the day.
The routes affected include:
More information here.
Passengers hit by today’s rail disruption can use their tickets later this week, says LNER.
With a train strike hitting tomorrow, the rail operators say tickets can be deferred until 28 and 29 July only.
It tweeted: “We strongly advise customers to make a new seat reservation for travel.”
You can reserve seats here.
Rail passengers going north and south of York on the East Coast Main Line are being hit by severe delays and cancellations.
Due to problems with the overhead lines, services are currently unable to run in or out of London Kings Cross.
Damage to electric wires between Peterborough and Stevenage means all lines are currently blocked.
LNER says: “As a result of this, trains may be cancelled, delayed by up to 60 minutes or revised.
“Major disruption is expected until 11am.”
Meanwhile trains running north are being delayed due to “emergency services dealing with an incident”. We have no more details on that one yet.
This comes the day before another rail strike which is set to cause yet more disruption to travellers.
More as we get it.
There will be no quick fix to get Wigginton Road moving again.
The road, which has been closed from York Hospital to Crichton Avenue, is not set to reopen until Sunday, it has just been revealed.
Two separate water main bursts have caused the closure, and engineers are now at the scene looking to put things right – but it’s a long job.
A Yorkshire Water spokesperson told YorkMix:
We have experienced two unrelated bursts on a large water main on Wigginton Road.
The bursts have caused significant damage to the road surface.
Our teams are working hard to complete the repairs quickly and reinstate the road to keep disruption to a minimum.
We are expecting the road to reopen on Sunday.
The closure of Wigginton Road this morning has created serious traffic problems across the city centre.
As at 10.15am there was congestion:
Most routes around the city centre are busy, and the Northern section of the outer ring road near Clifton Moor is very slow too.
The closure of Wigginton Road this morning is clearly having a major impact on York Hospital.
They are asking anyone travelling to plan ahead.
The York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust tweeted: “If you are coming to #York Hospital today, please note the main road near the hospital is closed due to a burst water main. Please plan ahead”
Bus companies have revealed their diversions after Wigginton Road was closed by water main bursts.
Here’s what First York are saying:
And this from Reliance:
A main road in York is closed this morning (Thursday, 21 July) after ‘multiple burst water mains’.
Wigginton Road is shut both ways between York Hospital and Crichton Avenue.
Drivers are being urged to avoid the area.
Work is underway to fix the problems. Huge parts of the road have been dug up and are closed off with barriers.
Buses are being diverted. Check back for more updates.
We’ve just had an update from the York Travel Twitter feed.
It says: “Yorkshire Water are dealing with multiple burst water mains in the area of the hospital please try and avoid the area if possible.”
Wigginton Road is said to be shut all the way to the ring road.
The AA reports: “Road closed due to water main work on B1363 Wigginton Road both ways between the Hospital and Haxby Road.”
Best to avoid the area if you can. We’ll update when we have more.
There’s been a crash close to a junction of the A64 in North Yorkshire this morning (Friday).
It happened on St Hilda’s Street, Sherburn, north of Malton.
This is the traffic light controlled junction on the way to Scarborough and Filey.
Traffic is reported to be coping well.
The scene of the crash
A crash on the A19 this morning (Tuesday, 28 June) is causing traffic problems.
It happened at Wheldrake Lane, near Crockey Hill, south of York.
Traffic is queuing on the road at present.
More when we get it.
Where’s the cheapest petrol and diesel in York?
Well, here are the prices at the pumps in York, brought to you via petrolprices.com.
Prices are subject to change. Not all the prices have been updated today. We have put the date of the latest update under each price.
We don’t show petrol stations where both petrol and diesel prices are more than three days old.
You can sort the table to show either the cheapest petrol first (the default) or the cheapest diesel – click the relevant column header to change.
| Petrol station | Address | Unleaded (Last updated) | Diesel (Last updated) |
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| Asda Monks Cross | Jockey Ln, Monks Cross Dr, Huntington, York YO32 9LF Map | 182.7p 20.06.2022 | 191.7p 21.06.2022 |
| Knavesmire Service Station | 20-22 Tadcaster Rd York YO24 1LQ Map | 187.8p 20.06.2022 | 194.8p 20.06.2022 |
| BP Tadcaster Road | Tadcaster Road, York YO23 2UB Map | 189.9p 21.06.2022 | 193.9p 16.06.2022 |
| Morrisons Foss Islands Road | Foss Islands Road York YO31 7UL Map | 184.7p 20.06.2022 | 192.7p 20.06.2022 |
| Sainsburys Monks Cross | Jockey Ln, Huntington York YO32 9LG Map | 184.9p 20.06.2022 | 191.9p 20.06.2022 |
| Tesco Askham Bar | Tadcaster Road, Askham Bar York YO24 1LW Map | 185.9p 21.06.2022 | 193.9p 17.06.2022 |
| Jorvik BP Lawrence Street | Lawrence Street, York YO10 3EBMap | 185.9p 21.06.2022 | 193.9p 21.06.2022 |
| Tesco Clifton Moor | Stirling Road, Clifton Moor, York YO30 4XZ Map | 185.9p 20.06.2022 | 198.9p 21.06.2022 |
| York Shell Service Station | 26-30 Hull Road, York YO10 3JG Map | 185.9p 20.06.2022 | 194.9p 20.06.2022 |
| BP Boroughbridge Road | Boroughbridge Rd, York YO26 6QD Map | 191.9p 20.06.2022 | 199.9p 20.06.2022 |
| Co-op Nether Poppleton | Great North Way, Nether Poppleton, York YO26 6RB | 189.9p 20.06.2022 | 197.9p 20.06.2022 |
A crash on the A1(M) in North Yorkshire is causing problems for drivers today (Monday, 20 June).
The collision is at Junction 44 – the turn off for the A64 York / Tadcaster.
It has blocked the southbound carriageway.
According to the AA at 5.42pm, there is congestion to Boston Spa.
There is also slow traffic on the A64 towards the junction. It is taking around an hour to get through it.
A barrier has got stuck in the down position at a level crossing in York this afternoon (Friday, 17 June).
It’s at the Haxby Road level crossing, and was tweeted by York Travel at 1.53pm.
Network Rail have been notified. Meanwhile the AA is reporting queuing traffic both ways from the A1237 to Hilbra Avenue.
Hull Road in York is fully reopen after this morning’s crash.
The road was partially blocked following a collision at its junction with Tang Hall Lane.
That has now been cleared and traffic is running normally.
A crash in York is causing traffic problems this morning (Tuesday, 14 June).
It is on Hull Road at its junction with Tang Hall Lane.
According to the AA, it was first reported at 7.51am and the road is partially blocked.
The scene of the crash
More updates when they come in.
Because it’s half term, we had a quieter rush hour.
But the holiday does mean traffic is building during the day. And that has led to congestion on a northern stretch of the outer ring road this morning (Monday, 30 May).
It is on the A64 between the Barton Hill Crossroads and the A1237 Hopgrove Roundabout.
Good news; the collision that was partially blocking the A1237 at Moor Lane has been cleared.
Traffic is flowing fairly freely around the roundabout and the outer ring road.
A crash is partially blocking a lane on the outer York ring road.
It is on the A1237 at Moor Lane and was first reported at 7.20am today (Monday, 30 May).
According to the AA, the incident is causing heavy traffic in the area.
The scene of the crash
The earlier crash on Burton Stone Lane in York has been cleared.
Traffic is flowing freely in the area.
It’s quiet on the roads this morning, probably due to it being half term and Jubilee week.
A crash has been reported on a York road this morning (Monday, 30 May).
It happened on Burton Stone Lane around 6am.
We have no further details, but traffic is said to be coping well.
