HUNDREDS of drivers slapped with fines after delaying emergency services on motorway

HUNDREDS of drivers slapped with fines after delaying emergency services on motorway

Over one hundred drivers will receive fines after emergency crews were delayed – because selfish motorists were stopped in the hard shoulder.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said emergency services were slowed while attending an incident at junction four of the M56 today.

In a tweet, the force blasted motorists using the hard shoulder to ‘bypass the queue’, saying it is ‘for emergencies only’.

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They wrote: “Emergency Services were delayed whilst attending the closure of the M56 at Junction 4 today. 100+ drivers will be receiving a letter from @gmptraffic and unfortunately, it won’t be a Christmas Card.

“The Hard Shoulder is for emergencies only, not for bypassing the queue.”

The M56 was closed on Sunday afternoon (November 24) following reports of a ‘fallen electrical cable’. Drivers faced huge queues of up to 60 minutes as three miles of congestion built following the closure.

The carriageway has since reopened.

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