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The crash is causing traffic disruption in the area
A COLLISION on the M20 from Cork to Limerick that caused traffic disruption in the city has largely been cleared.
According to AA Roadwatch, the collision was at Junction 3 near Raheen on the M20.
“Traffic is slow as a result coming onto the motorway from Ballycummin,” the traffic service reported on Twitter this Wednesday morning.
LIMERICK: Collision on M20 Limerick/ Cork Rd at the R/A for J3 Raheen. Traffic is slow as a result coming onto the motorway from Ballycummin
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) March 30, 2016
However, the crash was quickly cleared and traffic largely returned to normal.
LIMERICK: Crash cleared on the M20 Limerick/ Cork Rd at the R/A for J3 Raheen. Delays coming onto the motorway from Ballycummin are easing.
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) March 30, 2016
The organisation is also advising motorists to travel with care today, due to adverse weather.
“Drive with care today as sleet and hail showers expected. These impact visibility so slow down and leave extra time for your journey,” it tweeted.
Drive with care today as sleet & hail showers expected. These impact visibility so slow down & leave extra time for your journey. theaa.ie
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) March 30, 2016
Gardai had also issued warnings on Tuesday evening that road users should take extra care and for drivers to always drive at a speed appropriate to the conditions.
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