Rush hour traffic builds up on the A14 just north of Cambridge
A14 reopened after rush hour crash
Andrew Papworth
Friday, October 12, 2012
9:08 AM
THE Eastbound carriageway of the A14 has reopened following a collision involving three cars and a lorry.
The road was shut from Godmanchester after police were called to the crash at Fenstanton at 7.20am, causing huge tailbacks.
The road was reopened at 8.25am and a police spokesman said there did not appear to be any injuries.
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