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Swindon road closed by police after ‘car crashes into hedge’

byDaniel Jae Webb
1 December 2025 • 7.57am
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A Swindon road has been closed by police following a road traffic collision.

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Emergency services were called to a crash on Dorcan Way at around 7.30am today (Monday).

A car has reportedly left the carriageway and gone into a hedge, with only the tail lights visible.

Two fire engines are in attendance alongside police and the ambulance service.

The road is closed in both directions between Morrisons and Kingfisher Drive.

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UPDATE 9AM: The road has since been cleared. Traffic is flowing.

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