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Accident with fire on the A-3 near Honrubia causes kilometer-long traffic jams

Richard Reid RUSSPAIN.com

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Accident with fire on the A-3 near Honrubia causes kilometer-long traffic jams RUSSPAIN.com © russpain.com
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Two Trucks Catch Fire on A-3 Highway: Traffic Completely Halted. Two trucks collided and caught fire on a section of the A-3 highway in Cuenca province. Traffic in both directions has been blocked, causing multi-kilometer jams. The drivers have sustained injuries, and emergency services are currently at the scene.

Traffic on the A-3 highway near Honrubia (province of Cuenca) was completely blocked after a serious accident involving two trucks. According to El Pais, both vehicles caught fire after the collision, leading to a halt in both directions and significant congestion towards Madrid.

According to the Castilla-La Mancha emergency service 112, both drivers were injured. Units from the Civil Guard, firefighters from Motilla del Palancar, and several ambulance teams arrived at the scene. Emergency personnel continue to work on eliminating the consequences of the accident and providing assistance to the injured.

Traffic blocked

The trucks completely blocked both lanes at kilometer 170 of the highway towards Madrid. According to the DGT, traffic jams over two kilometers long have already been recorded in this area. For safety, the opposite lane has also been closed, further worsening the traffic situation in the region.

Detour arrangement

The Civil Guard has organized a detour via the national road N-III. Drivers are advised to use the exit at kilometer 175 near Cañada Juncosa and rejoin the A-3 at Honrubia. Road and emergency services continue working on site to restore traffic as soon as possible.

Regional impact

The incident has caused significant inconvenience for drivers and local residents. According to El Pais, the situation remains tense, and traffic on the key transport artery is completely paralyzed. Updated information on the progress of recovery efforts is expected to be released soon.

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