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Traffic chaos as van becomes wedged under low bridge in Swindon

byDaniel Jae Webb
31 October 2025 • 1.59pm
Traffic chaos as van becomes wedged under low bridge in Swindon

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A van has become wedged under a low bridge in Swindon – causing traffic chaos.

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Police were called to the road traffic collision at Whitehouse Bridge, in Corporation Street, at around 1pm this afternoon (Friday).

Officers have closed the road in both directions – with motorists diverted away from the area.

It’s not clear how long the closure will be in place, but it could latest hours as recovery work and a bridge inspecting is undertaken.

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