The southbound carriageway of the M73 in Glasgow is partially blocked in Baillieston following the incident with emergency services said to be at the scene.
A crash on the busy M73 motorway in Glasgow is causing tailbacks this morning, Friday June 14, as emergency services race to the scene.
The southbound carriageway is partially blocked at Baillieston between J2 and J1 following the incident.READ MORE: Police tape off busy Glasgow road as 'car fire' causes chaos with heavy traffic READ MORE: Glasgow man ended up 'dead for 28 minutes and in ICU' after visiting friend's house for coffee
A spokesperson for Traffic Scotland said: "The carriageway is partially blocked heading Southbound due to a collision."Delays are approx. 12 minutes."Join Glasgow Live's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
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