Live updates as crash closes key A394 road through Cornwall

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Oliver AstleyContent editor

Updated22:52, 30 JUL 2024

The A394 near Praa Sands, in Cornwall, has been closed in both directions — The A394 near Praa Sands, in Cornwall, has been closed in both directions (Image: Google)

A serious collision has closed a key road through Cornwall this evening, Tuesday, July 30. The A394 coastal road near Praa Sands is closed in both directions. We will keep you updated in our live blog below.

The incident was first reported at 6.30pm. It took place between Trevurvas Lane and Pengersick Lane. Google Maps is reporting very slow traffic in the areas around the road closure.

It is not yet clear how many vehicles were involved in the collision, nor whether anybody has been injured.

Traffic and travel monitoring service Inrix reports: "A394 in both directions closed, slow traffic due to accident from Trevurvas Lane to Pengersick turn off."

This is a live blog. Scroll down for updates.

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Road remains closed22:52
Traffic backing up19:13

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Road remains closed

As of 10.52pm, the road remains closed.

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19:13KEY EVENT

Traffic backing up

Google Maps shows traffic backing up from the site of the crash back to Ashton in the east and to the Germoe turn-off westbound.

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