Roads reopen following A27 Chichester crash

Roads around the Portfield Roundabout in Chichester have now reopened following this morning’s crash - though there is still heavy congestion in places.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Dec 2015, 11:41 BST

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The A27 and surrounding roads were closed for over three hours following the accident. Picture by Eddie MitchellThe A27 and surrounding roads were closed for over three hours following the accident. Picture by Eddie Mitchell
The A27 and surrounding roads were closed for over three hours following the accident. Picture by Eddie Mitchell

Roads were closed around the A27 and A285 for more than three hours after a collision between a car and motorcycle on Wednesday, December 23, before reopening at 10.45am.

The motorcyclist is being treated in hospital for serious injuries, police said.

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Sergeant Neil Cox said: “We would like to thank motorists whose journeys were delayed as a result of this incident for their patience and understanding.”

Anyone who witnessed the crash or saw either the motorcycle or the Audi A4 involved being driven shortly beforehand is asked to email [email protected] or phone 101, quoting serial 216 of 23/12.

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