DESPITE the frosty weather conditions, road users are not facing any major delays on Suffolk’s roads.
There have been very few problems reported on the road this morning, according to the region’s emergency services.
The ambulance service was called to the A12 at Blythburgh after a van overturned, causing a man to suffer injuries.
A spokesman for Suffolk Police said that the incident had not caused any issues for road users.
Commuters will also have a stress-free journey into work, with no major delays on the region’s tracks.
However, trains between London and Cambridge are running up to ten minutes late due to overnight maintenance work over-running.
Meanwhile, weather conditions will brighten up over the course of today after a very frosty start.
The top temperature in the region today will be 9C, with a light northwesterly wind approaching.,
For more weather details, or a specific forecast, speak to a Weatherquest forecaster on 09065 77 76 75. Calls cost �1.50 per minute.
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