Car On Its Side On The M3 (from Hampshire Chronicle)

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Car on its side on the M3

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A car ended up on its side on the M3 north bound this morning (Wednesday May 21).

The accident happened between junctions 12 and 11 at Otterbourne.

The inside lane was closed as police and recovery vehicles attended the scene.

The lane closure is causing delays.

8:32am Wednesday 21st May 2008

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