Queensferry Crossing: Drivers warned of lengthy delays at Queensferry Crossing after M90 car fire
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The M90 at the Queensferry Crossing has been reopened southbound after fire crews rushed to a car fire but drivers have been warned to expect long delays.
The southbound lane at junction 1a has reopened, however drivers have been advised to expect delays to journeys. Traffic Scotland urged motorists to use alternative routes if possible.
Posting on social media, Traffic Scotland warned drivers to expect “delays as queues ease”. Current delays are around 25 minutes.
Earlier, a spokesperson for Traffic Scotland said: “The M90 is closed southbound due to an ongoing police incident.
“Drivers are advised to expect delays to their journey and use an alternative route if possible.”
Pictures seen online showed long tailbacks and what appears to be a burnt out vehicle on the southbound carriage.
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted at 2.30pm on Friday, 20 February, to reports of a vehicle on fire on the M90 southbound between Admiralty and Dalmeny.
“Operations Control mobilised two fire appliances to the scene, where crews extinguished the fire affecting one car.
“There were no casualties and crews left the scene at 3.20pm after ensuring the area was made safe.”
Police Scotland has been approached for comment.
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