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The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
⏱ Still active — no changes from National Highways. Incident ongoing for 1h 10m. Monitoring continues.
The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
⏱ Still active — no changes from National Highways. Incident ongoing for 1h 45m. Monitoring continues.
The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
⏱ Still active — no changes from National Highways. Incident ongoing for 2h 20m. Monitoring continues.
The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
⏱ Still active — no changes from National Highways. Incident ongoing for 2h 55m. Monitoring continues.
✅ Incident cleared — A23 reopened at 03:51 on 6 Sep 2026. Total disruption: 2h 55m. All lanes open, traffic returning to normal.
The A23 is currently closed southbound between the A2300 (Hickstead) and the A273 (Pyecombe) for emergency resurfacing works due to an earlier fuel spillage from a broken-down Heavy Goods Vehicle.
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