04:17PM, Tuesday 05 December 2017
Traffic was held up in Langley this afternoon (Tuesday) after a lorry became wedged under the low bridge by Langley Train Station.
The lorry was reported to have smashed into the bridge, which is signposted ‘low bridge’, at about midday.
Slough Borough Council advised motorists to avoid the area but the lorry has now been cleared and traffic is said to be flowing as usual.
Update 6/12: Slough Borough Council has said the bridge is closed to be assessed for structural damage after being hit by the vehicle.
It advised motorists to find an alternative route and to expect congestion in the area.
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