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A14 shut in Northamptonshire and Cambridgeshire as fuel tanker crashes A14 shut as fuel tanker crashes
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An overturned fuel tanker has forced part of the A14 to be closed in both directions, causing delays in Northamptonshire and Cambridgeshire. An overturned fuel tanker has caused part of the A14 to be closed in both directions, causing delays in Northamptonshire and Cambridgeshire.
The tanker overturned at Junction 15 near Keyston at about 06:30 GMT, causing fuel to spill onto the road. The tanker overturned close to Junction 15 near Keyston at about 06:30 GMT, causing ethanol to spill on the road.
Police said long delays are expected and the dual carriageway would likely remain shut between Junction 13 and Junction 21 until at least midday. Police said long delays were expected and the dual carriageway was likely to remain shut between Junction 13 and Junction 21 into the afternoon.
Drivers are being diverted via the A605 through Oundle and the A1(M).Drivers are being diverted via the A605 through Oundle and the A1(M).
The East of England Ambulance Service said the male driver, in his 40s, suffered a "non-serious" head injury and was taken to Hinchingbrooke Hospital for further treatment.
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service said due to the flammable nature of the liquid, the road would be shut until the tanker leak had been fixed.
Environment Agency workers are at the scene to aid fire crews and stop the fuel spilling into nearby drains.