An HGV has crashed into the central reservation of the A1 near Grantham and ended up in a nearby field, leaving extensive damage and debris in the process.
Police were called to the A1 Great North Road south of Colsterworth at 11.26am on Tuesday, after reports of a single vehicle crash.
It appears a blue HGV, travelling southbound, crossed the central reservation and ended up in a field, causing extensive damage to the central reservation and leaving debris on the road.
Heavy traffic build up in the area following the crash. | Photo: R.S. Mortiss
Damage has been done to the central reservation. | Photo: R.S. Mortiss
An air ambulance and fire engines were spotted at the scene, but the severity of the injuries to the HGV driver are as yet unknown.
An air ambulance landing near to the incident. | Photo: R.S. Mortiss
There are no road closures in place despite the damage to the central reservation and subsequent debris on the A1, but it has caused a few traffic problems in the area.
| Photo: R.S. Mortiss
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