Runaway driver, 34, who brought M6 traffic to a standstill charged with dangerous driving
He is due in court this morning.
A runaway driver who brought traffic on the M6 to a standstill has been charged with dangerous driving.
Traffic was held in both directions on the M6 within J33 near Lancaster due to a collision yesterday morning.
A spokesperson for Lancashire Police said at the time: “At around 10.15am today a car was spotted driving dangerously and at high speed on the northbound M6.
“Officers began a pursuit of the car, a Volvo C30, which left the motorway at Junction 33 and crashed on the slip road.
“The driver ran off from the vehicle but was detained a short time later.
“The motorway was closed in both directions for a short time while we dealt with the incident and we are grateful for the understanding of anyone affected.”
Tony Chambers, 34, of Oxgangs Avenue, Edinburgh, has been charged with dangerous driving, possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class B – cannabis and money laundering.
He is due to appear before Lancaster Magistrates’ Court this morning.