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wur
28 Jan 10 10:42
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A lorry driver was killed when he got out of his cab on the hard shoulder of the M5 near Bristol and was hit by up to three other lorries.

None of the lorries stopped and police are treating the area as a crime scene following the collision at 0700 GMT.

Two southbound lanes are currently closed between junctions 14 and 15 between Thornbury and Falfield.

Police are asking drivers to avoid the motorway due to long tailbacks near the Almondsbury interchange.

Lane three remains open to ease traffic congestion.

A spokesman for Avon and Somerset Police said it was possible the other drivers may not be aware of what happened.

Officers appealed for anyone who saw what happened, or who can help identify the three lorries, to contact them on 0845 456 7000

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Jimbo747
When: 28 Jan 10 11:29
Probably same lorry trying to finish the job off
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Ken Masters
When: 28 Jan 10 11:31
If there's any trace of a positive to be extracted from this story, it's that the coffin won't use up too many trees.
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