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A627(M) J1 — Blackspot analysis Oldham & Chadderton

Recorded collisions · 0 combined incidents · On the A627(M) within 2 miles of J1

No collisions within 2 miles of J1 are recorded against the A627(M) itself. Police logged them against the roads that meet here — A627 (73), B6194 (63), A62 (60), A663 (43), A671 (40). Everything below covers the 747 collisions recorded on all roads within 3 miles instead.

0Police Collisions
0Fatal
0Serious
0Casualties
0NH Incidents
0Combined

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What the full record shows for A627(M) J1

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  • The hour of day collisions cluster in — and whether it is rush hour or late night
  • Weather and road surface recorded by police at the scene, ranked
  • Year-on-year trend — whether this junction is getting worse or safer
  • Speed limit where each collision happened
  • Every individual record, with vehicles and casualties
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Data Sources: DfT STATS19 police-recorded collision data and National Highways incident data, both under Open Government Licence v3.0. This is historical DfT statistical data — not an official police report. Blackspot classification is algorithmic and not an official safety assessment. © 2026 UK Traffic Updates.