There are concerns it could fuel traffic at peak times
A 22-year-old father and his 18-month old baby who died in a crash with a lorry driven by a Grantham man on the A10 near Chittering in Cambridgeshire have been named by police.
Mr Jesson, who was driving the Ford Fiesta, and his daughter were sadly pronounced dead at the scene. Two further passengers from the car were taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge – a woman in her 20s who is in a critical condition, and a three-year-old girl who has serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.
The driver of a third vehicle – a woman in her 80s from Downham Market – whose bronze Ford Fiesta was struck by the lorry as it entered the ditch, was uninjured and also remained at the scene.A statement released by the family of the two victims said: “William was the best son, father, brother and uncle anyone could ask for. He was such a kind-hearted man and the best dad to his girls and partner to his fiancée.
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