Drivers urged to avoid area at rush hour
Police say roads have re-opened following a crash in the south of the Island earlier.
Motorists faced significant delays around the Southern 100 course, after the incident shortly after 4pm.
A stretch of the A5 main road, between Arbory Road and the Pooil Vaaish Road, was shut off for around two hours.
Rush hour drivers were warned to avoid the area, and plan a different route home.
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