Motorists warned of rush hour tailbacks due to crash (From Daily Echo)
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Motorists warned of rush hour tailbacks due to crash
8:22am Tuesday 18th November 2008 in
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- By Clare Kennedy » Health Reporter
MOTORISTS travelling on the A36 between Southampton and Salisbury have been warned to experience long delays following an accident.
A section of the road is closed at Whiteparish, near to the Hampshire and Wiltshire border.
Traffic is currently moving slowly due to the collision.
Comments(4)
Hazle Nutt
says...
9:05am Tue 18 Nov 08
I also hope that this accident is not of the serious variety, my wishes of a speedy recovery if it is, or RIP if it's even worse than I originally speculated.
But my main reason for commenting on this section was to try to exceed the text in the comment box than that of the original story, I think I have achieved just that.
Thanks for reading this, and my apologies for wasting anyones time (although it could be worse, you could be sat in a traffic jam!)
hulla baloo
says...
9:29am Tue 18 Nov 08
Hazle Nutt wrote:LOL
I'm glad I'm not caught up in those delays, although there are far worse things in life it's still not pleasant to find yourself sat in traffic knowing your getting later and later for that appointment, or worse, work! I also hope that this accident is not of the serious variety, my wishes of a speedy recovery if it is, or RIP if it's even worse than I originally speculated. But my main reason for commenting on this section was to try to exceed the text in the comment box than that of the original story, I think I have achieved just that. Thanks for reading this, and my apologies for wasting anyones time (although it could be worse, you could be sat in a traffic jam!)
WendyA
says...
11:33am Tue 18 Nov 08
Now how's that for commitment to the job hey?!
Last I heard he was transferred to Salisbury hospital.
Boris Remmington
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12:54pm Tue 18 Nov 08
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