Severe Traffic Disruptions on M25 QEII Bridge at Dartford Crossing
M25 traffic LIVE: Chaos on QEII Bridge with 75min delays at the Dartford Crossing

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Traffic on the M25 QEII Bridge at the Dartford Crossing is severely disrupted due to a broken down vehicle, causing delays of up to 75 minutes and five miles of congestion. Recovery efforts are underway as one lane remains closed, leading to significant traffic backups in the area.
- 01One lane of the M25 QEII Bridge clockwise is closed due to a broken down vehicle.
- 02Drivers are experiencing delays of up to 75 minutes and five miles of congestion.
- 03The AA reported severe delays caused by an earlier stalled lorry impacting traffic flow.
- 04All lanes have since reopened, but delays remain at around 60 minutes.
- 05Live traffic maps indicate severe delays in and around the Dartford Crossing area.
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Traffic chaos has erupted on the M25 QEII Bridge at the Dartford Crossing, with drivers facing delays of up to 75 minutes and five miles of congestion due to a broken down vehicle. National Highways has confirmed that one lane remains closed while recovery vehicles are en route. The situation has been exacerbated by an earlier stalled lorry, leading to significant backups as drivers approach the crossing. The AA has reported severe delays affecting traffic from as far as J29 A127 (Romford) and A13 queues from Grays. Although all lanes have now reopened, delays persist, currently estimated at 60 minutes. Motorway cameras show traffic at a standstill, highlighting the ongoing congestion. National Highways continues to monitor the situation and advises drivers to expect delays as recovery operations conclude.
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The delays impact daily commuters and freight transport, causing significant disruptions in travel times.
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