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What happened

The M60 in Greater Manchester is closed clockwise between J22 near (Oldham) and J23 near (Ashton-Under-Lyne) due to a Police Led Incident.

RoadM60
SeveritySevere
StatusCleared
DirectionClockwise
Started11:55, 25 Jul 2026
Cleared13:45, 25 Jul 2026

Incident timeline

  1. First report

    The M60 in Greater Manchester is closed clockwise between J22 near (Oldham) and J23 near (Ashton-Under-Lyne) due to a Police Led Incident.

  2. Update

    The M60 in Greater Manchester is closed clockwise between J22 near (Oldham) and J23 near (Ashton-Under-Lyne) due to a Police Led Incident.

  3. Update

    ⏱ Still active — no changes from National Highways. Incident ongoing for 44 minutes. Monitoring continues.

  4. Update

    The M60 in Greater Manchester is closed clockwise between J22 near (Oldham) and J23 near (Ashton-Under-Lyne) due to a Police Led Incident.

  5. Update

    ⏱ Still active — no changes from National Highways. Incident ongoing for 1h 19m. Monitoring continues.

  6. Update

    The M60 in Greater Manchester is closed clockwise between J22 near (Oldham) and J23 near (Ashton-Under-Lyne) due to a Police Led Incident.

  7. Update

    ✅ Incident cleared — M60 reopened at 13:45 on 25 Jul 2026. Total disruption: 1h 49m. All lanes open, traffic returning to normal.

  8. Final update

    The M60 in Greater Manchester is closed clockwise between J22 near (Oldham) and J23 near (Ashton-Under-Lyne) due to a Police Led Incident.

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