Drivers have faced delays across Nottingham due to various incidents
A two-car crash has taken place on the A52 Brian Clough Way this evening. The vehicles were involved in the incident at around 6pm on Tuesday .
It is understood one person has been injured, but these injuries are not currently believed to be serious. The road was temporarily blocked but this was cleared by 6.20pm.However, the traffic between Derby and Nottingham was still being impacted for a while longer as lane one of two remained closed until around 8pm. Drivers have also faced delays in other parts of the city.
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