A carriageway on the A55 has been closed due to a vehicle fire
Emergency services and traffic offers are at the scene.
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Everything we know about lorry fire which shut A55
A westbound stretch in Conwy was closed while emergency services worked at the scene.
All lanes repeoned
Clarification on when all lanes reopened. Traffic Wales has reported all lanes have just reopened.
Another video from the scene
Here is another video following the incident.
Emergency services at the scene
This was taken by our photographer Ian Cooper shortly after.
Vehicle on fire was a lorry
Here is a photo of the lorry involved in the incident.
Two fire engines were called to the scene
A North Wales Fire and Rescue Service spokeswoman said:
Crews from Conwy and Llanfairfechan were called to a vehicle fire on the A55W Penmaenmawr at 07.26. Stop received 08.18.
Traffic returned to normal
All lanes open, earlier lorry fire on A55 North Wales Expressway Westbound before Conway Road (Dwygyfylchi). Lane one (of two) remains closed
Fire service has been contacted
We have contacted North Wales Fire and Rescue Service (NWFRS) for an update.
Welsh Ambulance Service was called to the scene
The Welsh Ambulance Service (WAS) has confirmed it was called to the scene, but nobody was taken to hospital.
Carriegway reopened
Traffic Wales are now reporting the carriageway has reopened.
Lane reopened - one remains closed
A lane has now repopened.
The westbound carriageway was closed.
Update from Traffic Wales.
Fire westbound
Update from Traffic Wales.
Signing in
I’ll be bringing you live updates on this incident. Steve Bagnall.
