At least four kilometres of detention in the N-1 in Legorreta after two vehicles crashed
A disaster at kilometre 425 of the N-1 in Legorreta, in the Irun sense, has forced the road to be cut off and traffic diverted from exit 422. Although a lane has been reopened, there are still four kilometres of holds.
An accident between two vehicles early this Tuesday at the N-1, at kilometre 425 (Legorreta), in the Irun sense, which has caused major traffic problems, according to traffic reports, took place at around 7:20 a.m. and forced the road to be completely cut off in the first few minutes, resulting in motorways in the area.
A few minutes later, the Directorate of Traffic has confirmed that a lane has been enabled, but withholding has been maintained and has reached at least four kilometres.
Traffic recommends extreme caution and consultation of road conditions on 011 or official channels.
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