A crash on the A14 caused traffic queues in both directions this afternoon.
Suffolk police was called at about 2.30pm on Wednesday to reports of a crash on the A14 heading eastbound between junctions 40 and 41 near Kentford.
A car had hit the central reservation barrier and spun to hit another vehicle on the road.
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Debris was scattered across both sides of the A14 and affecting traffic in both directions.
Ambulance crews - including an air ambulance - were called to the scene, but the air ambulance was stood down when the injuries sustained did not appear to be life-threatening or life-changing.
A woman and child have been taken to hospital for further assessment and care.
Three fire crews - one from Bury St Edmunds and two from Newmarket - were also called to the scene.
Suffolk police used a rolling roadblock to clear the debris and the traffic on the A14 heading westbound, but traffic continues to queue in the eastbound direction while police work to clear the incident.
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