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Long queues in Newton Poppleford after vehicle breaks down

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Callum Lawton

Published: 9:47 AM August 12, 2017    Updated: 6:57 PM November 7, 2020
Traffic is queuing on Newton Poppleford's high street this morning. Photo: Google Earth

Traffic is queuing on Newton Poppleford's high street this morning. Photo: Google Earth - Credit: Archant

Traffic is reportedly heavy due to the stranded vehicle on High Street at the turn off for Budleigh.

There are long queues in Newton Poppleford this morning due to a broken down vehicle.

Traffic is reportedly heavy due to the stranded vehicle on High Street at the turn off for Budleigh.

Motorists are advised to approach the village with caution or find an alternative route.

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