A38 traffic chaos as vehicles queue for miles - live updates
Queues stretch all the way from Manadon to Tamar Bridge, and are causing major delays in the area
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There is major traffic on the A38 with congestion leading to the Manadon roundabout this evening due to a broken down vehicle(June 3).
Queues stretch all the way from Manadon to Tamar Bridge, and are causing major delays in the area.
Photos show vehicles waiting in large queues on one side of the A38. Traffic cameras also show A38 Weston Mill is extremely busy.
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