Someone was trapped in a car after a serious three-vehicle crash on the A11.

Officers were called to Thickthorn near Norwich following reports of a three-vehicle collision.

Police, fire and ambulance crews remain at the scene as of 4.30pm, having been called at 2.10pm this afternoon, April 22.

The three-vehicle crash occurred on the northbound carriageway.

One person was trapped in a car and emergency services worked to free them. The person was then taken to hospital.

An East of England Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “An ambulance, rapid response vehicle and a senior paramedic in a support vehicle attended a road traffic collision on the A11 just after Thickthorn Roundabout just after 2.15pm today.

"One patient was transported to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital for further assessment and treatment.”

Recovery is at the scene to recover all three vehicles.

As of 2.30pm, the A11 was closed from Wymondham to Thickthorn but in a tweet Highways confirmed the road had reopened just after 5.15pm.

Following the crash, there were long queues from Thickthorn to Wymondham, a five-mile stretch of road.

There were also some queues reported in Newmarket Road and the A47.

Following the incident, police warned that long delays are possible.

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