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LIVE: M5, A30 and A38 chaos as tourists head home

Traffic is to be expected for the rest of Monday as many head home following the Easter break

• Updated 20:16, 1 APR 2024

There are long delays on our key roads as tourists head home after the Easter bank holiday weekend. Queues are building on the M5, A38 and A30 across Devon and Cornwall.

On the M5, one is lane closed and there are delays due to accident, two vehicles involved on M5 Northbound from J28 A373 Honiton Road (Cullompton / Service Area) to J27 A361 (Tiverton).

Elsewhere, one lane is closed due to a broken down vehicle on A30 Bypass Westbound between Okehampton Services and Meldon Junction. Traffic is coping well.

And there are is queueing traffic on A38 Eastbound before Tamar Bridge heading into Devon. Travel time is 30 minutes.

We'll keep you updated with all the latest traffic and travel news this bank holiday Monday.

Updates will appear in our blog below:

A38 Expressway, Plymouth, update

One lane closed and slow traffic due to accident, one vehicle involved on A38 Expressway Eastbound between Manadon Roundabout and Forder Valley Interchange.

M5 Devon update

M5 Southbound exit slip road partially blocked due to recovery work and accident at J31 A38 (Okehampton turn off).

Traffic resumes on Tamar Bridge

Traffic has returned to normal on the Tamar Bridge and the A38 Eastbound following a rush of holiday traffic.

M5 tailbacks near Exeter services

There is heavy traffic at junction 30 of the M5 near the Sandy Gate roundabout, and the Exeter Services are extremely busy.

Motorists have been asked to drive safely and find alternative routes if possible.

All lanes open on Okehampton bypass

All lanes are now open on the A30 after a broken down vehicle was removed on A30 Bypass Westbound between Okehampton Services and Meldon Junction.

Traffic back to normal on M5 near J28

Traffic has returned to normal following an earlier accident on the M5 Northbound from J28 A373 Honiton Road ( Cullompton / Service Area) to J27 A361 ( Tiverton ).

Long M5 delays in Somerset

One lane closed on m5 near j27.

One lane is closed following a two vehicles crash on the M5 Northbound. It is causing delays from J28 A373 Honiton Road with Cullompton / Service Area to J27 A361 and the Tiverton turn off.

Tree down on A377

A tree is down on the A377 between Eggesford and Chulmleigh. Morotists have been asked to find alternative routes where possible and drive with care.

Stop start on M5

It's still stop-strt for motorists on the M5 Northbound following an earlier accident on near Sedgemoor Services leading to talibacks up to J21 A370 ( Weston-super-mare ). Congestion to J24 (Bridgwater South).

A spokesperson for National Highways said: "Traffic is in patches. Sensors and camera indicate traffic had stopped around 11.50am to 12.05pm."

Tamar bridge delays

There is still queueing traffic on A38 Eastbound before Tamar Bridge heading into Devon. Travel time is 35 minutes.

M5 traffic easing off

Traffic is easing on the M5 Northbound at J31 A38 near the Okehampton turn off.

Delays cleared on A38

Delays have been cleared on the A38 after a broken down vehicle was removed on A38 Expressway Westbound at Manadon Roundabout in Plymouth.

M5 southbound reopens

The M5 southbound has reopened. One vehicle needed a tyre change earlier on which caused delays between J19 A369 Martcombe Road (Portishead) to J20 B3133 Ettlingen Way ( Clevedon ).

This is the M5 northbound at junction 31 right now

Delays in Truro

Slow traffic on Tregolls Road in the centre of Truro between the Trafalgar Roundabout and the Tregurra Park and Ride. Travel time is 10 minutes.

M5 traffic map in Somerset

A30 Monkton delays

A30 in both directions partially blocked, slow traffic due to accident, a car involved near Luppitt turn off.

Back to normal in Exeter

Traffic returned to normal on Alphington Road at the Seven Stars Traffic Lights.

The M5 is partially blocked following a crash near Evesham. Inrix, the traffic monitoring site, has confirmed that traffic on the M5 Northbound is experiencing long delays following the 11.50am incident. The major road through the county is being affected by the delays between J8 with the M50 and J7 and the A44 at Worcester.

One lane is also closed due to a vehicle having a tyre changed on M5 Southbound from J19 A369 Martcombe Road (Portishead) to J20 B3133 Ettlingen Way ( Clevedon ). Traffic is coping well.

There are long delays due to an earlier accident on the M5 Northbound from Sedgemoor Services to J21 A370 ( Weston-super-mare ). Sensors and camera indicate traffic had stopped around 11.50am to 12.05pm.

M5 traffic stopped in Somerset

All traffic being temporarily held and stationary traffic due to accident on M5 Northbound from Sedgemoor Services to J21 A370 (Weston-super-mare).

Sensors and camera indicate traffic has stopped around 11:50.

Six miles of traffic jams on A30

National Highways have confirmed that one lane is closed on the A30 Eastbound near Okehampton following the car breakng down earlier.

They said: "One lane is closed on the A30 eastbound in Devon between the B3260 at Okehampton and the A382 at Whiddon Down due to a broken down vehicle.

"Police are on scene and have arranged recovery. There's a 45 minute delay on approach with six miles of congestion."

Travelling Exeter City fans warned of delays

Okehampton incident causing serious delays.

Devon and Cornwall Police have confirmed that the incident causing serious delays in the A30 near Okehampton is not serious.

A spokesperson for the force said the suspected crash on the A30 eastbound between the B3260 Exeter Road and the A382 is actually a broken down vehicle.

They added: "Thankfully it’s a broken down car, not a collision, but it is causing traffic disruption in the area."

Huge delays on Tamar Bridgr

Tamar bridge traffic delays.

There is queueing traffic on the A38 Eastbound on the Tamar Bridge. Travel time is 20 minutes.

A361 traffic

Slow traffic on A361 Southbound at Borner's Bridge. In the roadworks area.

A30 traffic in Cornwall

Queueing traffic on A30 Eastbound before A39 (Carland Cross). Travel time is 20 minutes.

Slow traffic on A30 Eastbound at A3075 / A390 / B3277 (Chiverton Cross Roundabout). Travel time is ten minutes.

A30 crash at Okehampton

Reports of queueing traffic due to accident on A30 Eastbound between B3260 Exeter Road (Okehampton Services, Okehampton) and A382 (Whiddon Down, Whiddon Down).

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