The M6 was closed after a crash involving a van and a lorry south of Lancaster.
A Lancashire Police spokesperson said they were called at 5.55am on Thursday to a report of a collision between a van and an HGV.
"Thankfully there were no injuries but there are closures on the M6 while we and our partners deal with the incident," said the spokesperson.
The motorway was closed in both directions between Junction 32 at Broughton and Junction 33 at Galgate following the incident.
A National Highways: North West tweet said at 9.25am on Thursday: "Lane 3 remains closed in both directions for the area team to assess damage to central reservation barrier.
"Current delays of 60 minutes on the approach, with seven miles of congestion."


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