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Lorry sheds load of Diet Coke cans closing part of the A1 in Hunts
Diet coke cans were left strewn across the A1 near Southoe. - Credit: Cambs Police
A main route in Huntingdonshire was partly closed after a lorry shed its load of Diet Coke.
The fizzy cans were left strewn across the A1 near Southoe at 8am on Saturday morning (January 30).
The lorry didn’t stop - so police cordoned off the road while they cleaned it up.
Footage posted by @roadpoliceBCH on Twitter showed the silver cans being kicked to the grass verge along with plastic wrappers.
Diet coke cans were left strewn across the A1 near Southoe. - Credit: Cambs Police
The Tweet read: “Would the lorry driver who shed their load of Diet Coke on the #A1 at #Southoe like to arrange a clear up?
“We have closed the road and swept it up, you’re welcome.”
The road was reopened just after 10am.
Diet coke cans were left strewn across the A1 near Southoe. - Credit: Cambs Police
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