M25 Driver Dies in Emergency Incident
Paramedics have confirmed the death of a man on the M25 motorway earlier today. The incident occurred near Junction 12 at Egham, involving a lorry driver who suffered cardiac arrest.
Emergency Response
A spokesperson from South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) reported:
"Paramedics were called at approximately 3.50pm today, following reports of a lorry driver in cardiac arrest on the M25 near to Junction 12 at Egham. Ambulance crews were joined by the Fire & Rescue Service at the scene. Sadly, despite the best efforts of everyone involved, the man died at the scene."
Traffic and Road Status
All lanes on the M25 have now reopened following a closure of about an hour. CCTV footage shows traffic is moving again, helping to clear severe delays.
National Highways confirmed on X:
"The M25 is now OPEN anti-clockwise between J13 Staines and J12 M3 following a Police Led Incident. Please allow extra time if travelling in the area as delays of 45 mins anti-clockwise and 20 mins clockwise remain. Thanks for your patience."
They advised drivers to follow the hollow square diversion signs displayed on local roads to navigate the area safely.
Delays
- 45 minutes delay anti-clockwise
- 20 minutes delay clockwise
Despite emergency efforts, this incident highlights the critical importance of rapid medical response and traffic management on busy motorways.
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