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M5 car fire: All lanes now open

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
June 5, 2016
in Community News
Fire service called to child stuck in stair gate

All lanes of the M5 have now reopened following a car fire on the northbound carriageway near Exeter.

Two lanes were closed between junctions 29 and 28 near Exeter.

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Police and fire crews were called to the incident.

Recovery work continues on the hard shoulder.

We have all lanes open again #M5 N/B J29 #Exeter to J28 aft earlier car fire. Recovery working on the hard shoulder. pic.twitter.com/NiBSRW1A41

— Highways England (@HighwaysSWEST) June 5, 2016

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