A new video shows the vehicle fire which closed the A34.
The video shows a hay truck on fire on the A34 on Wednesday, August 12.
Hampshire Police said no injuries had been reported, but the road remained closed because of damage.
A police spokesperson said: "Please be aware that the A34 northbound from Winchester to Bullington remains closed following a lorry fire that occurred yesterday (12 August).
"The fire is out and no injuries were reported.
"The road remains closed while National Highways deal with the incident – please see their website for updates.
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"Please avoid the route if possible and make sure you plan your journey before setting off.
"Thanks for your patience."
The fire started at around 5.45pm on Wednesday.
Drivers said they were stuck for almost six hours before cars were turned around at around midnight.
Robyn Hendry, who was trapped in one of the vehicles, described their relief just after midnight.
They said: "The cars are finally being turned around and heading south back to the Winchester off-ramp!
"5 hours and 45 minutes…
"Apparently, other road closures were needed to facilitate this.
"Only request is better communication next time."
Carriageway assessments were being completed to determine whether resurfacing was required, while clean-up and repair work continued.
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