DRIVERS along the A30 are experiencing significant delays following a bus fire.
Police were called at 9.05am today, April 22, to a double-decker bus on fire on the A30 westbound at Temple, Bodmin.
The fire service was also in attendance at the incident.
A spokesperson for Devon and Cornwall Police said: “The A30 westbound was closed due to the fire and associated large fuel spillage.
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“No reported injuries at this time.”
A spokesperson for National Highways South West added: This incident has now cleared all lanes are now open on the A30 westbound between the A395, Launceston and the A389, Bodmin.
“Expect delays whilst traffic flows return to normal.”


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