Emergency services were called to a road crash involving a motorhome on the M6 near Lancaster.
Three fire engines from Lancaster and Bolton-le-Sands attended the incident on the M6 northbound between Junctions 33 and 34 on Monday morning, after being called at 4.26am.
"Fire crews used a triple extension ladder, scene lighting, a hearth kit, a salvage sheet and a thermal imaging camera," said a Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson.
"Fire crews were in attendance for approximately one hour and 30 minutes."
A Lancashire Police spokesperson said: "This was a single vehicle damage only collision involving a van.
"We got the call at 4:21am."


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