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MOTORISTS are being warned of a 'vehicle on fire' on a major national road.
Traffic Infrastructure Ireland posted details of the incident on X (formerly known as Twitter) at approximately 2.30pm on Monday afternoon, urging motorists to drive with care.
The incident is taking place on the M4/N4 road between Junction 12 - Kinnegad and Junction 13 - Correlstown (West).
Vehicle on Fire ahead!!
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) September 25, 2023
M4/N4 between J12 - KINNEGAD and J13 - CORRELLSTOWN Direction westbound
Drive with care!#TII #TIITraffic @GardaTraffic @DCCTraffic @LiveDrive pic.twitter.com/VlaoWmd0xF
Lane 1 and the hard shoulder are affected at present.
Recovery is in progress.
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