Conkers
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It's on the anti clockwise stretch between M4 junction and Heathrow. All 4 lanes closed so will inevitably lead to delays going clockwise too.
Just a heads up for you all!
Just a heads up for you all!
Bad accident on M25....
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BensGrandad
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All route maps show if going to Reading to come off at M3 and go via Bracknell to Jct 10 of the M4 as quickest. I will go a similar route as we havea pick up in Guildford. A good tip is use TrafficEngland.com shows all delays on most roads and speeds vehicles are travelling at. My sons use it for their lorries to do their deliveries.
I agree with Muzzy it is a lot quicker than going M25 straight to M4
I agree with Muzzy it is a lot quicker than going M25 straight to M4
BensGrandad
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Thanks for advice, I have to come off at M3 as I have drop my wife and kids in Basingstoke first
Basingstoke to Reading is a very easy route with no motorways just straight up the A33 I think it is, straight to the stadium junction of the M4.
Mtoto
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- Sep 28, 2003
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Would guess that traffic was queueing for about 10 miles (back to the M40) when I came past anti-clockwise about an hour ago. Thanks to satnav managed to get to Kempton Park quite easily, and went past a junction with the M4 on the way. Would recommend thinking about doing the same if anyone is heading to Reading from that direction, basically came off at the M40 towards London, off there after about 3 or 4 miles, turned right at a roundabout and followed the signs for Heathrow.
KJP
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Just got off at m3 junction, took half hour from leatherhead junction to here
cloud
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Just don't follow the A4/M4 into London as the Hammersmith Flyover is closed until further notice