Two taken to hospital after collision on M1 junction for St Albans and Hatfield
Published:
6:33 AM April 3, 2017
Updated:
3:00 PM November 1, 2020
St Albans and Hemel Hempstead crews remove cars roof after RTC on the M25. Picture credit: @hemelwhitefire - Credit: hemelwhitefire
A vehicle’s roof had to be removed to help two people escape after a crash on the M1 junction 7 for St Albans and Hatfield.
St Albans firefighters received a call at around 7.45pm on Saturday to attend a road traffic collision on the M1 southbound, just before it joins the M25.
The crew helped assist Hemel Hempstead firefighters by using Lukas cutting equipment to remove the roof.
A spokesman for the St Albans fire service said: “We took the two casualties out on spine boards.
“Both were taken to hospital.
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“We were on the scene for about an hour.”
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