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Wiltshire road closed for hours after lorry driver hits power line

byDaniel Jae Webb
24 March 2025 • 12.49pm
Country road near Swindon closed after four-vehicle crash
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A Wiltshire road has been closed for hours after a lorry driver hit a power line.

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Police were called to the crash on the B4192 in Aldbourne this morning (Monday).

In a statement, a Wiltshire Police spokesperson said: “Please be advised we are currently dealing with an incident on the B4192 at Aldbourne in which a lorry driver has collided with a power line.

“Closures are in place at Preston and Whittonditch.

“The road is expected to remain closed for several hours while power line is repaired.

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“Seek alternative routes and we will update this post once the road has reopened.”


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