Tanker forced off road
A TANKER was forced off the A12 at Blythburgh by a 4x4 early this morning.The Shell tanker, which was travelling on the northbound carriageway, left the road during an incident with a 4x4 type vehicle at 2am today.
A TANKER was forced off the A12 at Blythburgh by a 4x4 early this morning.
The Shell tanker, which was travelling on the northbound carriageway, left the road during an incident with a 4x4 type vehicle at 2am today.
A spokesman for Suffolk Police said: “Suffolk Police are appealing for witnesses to an incident that occurred at approximately 2am on April 13 on the A12 northbound at Blythburgh, where a Shell tanker was forced off the road by a dark coloured 4x4 type vehicle occupied by three or four Asian males.
“Following the incident the 4x4 was seen to continue north on the A12 towards Lowestoft.”
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Anyone with information is asked to contact Suffolk Police on 01473 613500.
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