A lorry driver who falls asleep at the wheel swerves across a busy motorway, prompting police to intercept his vehicle, according to reports. The driver’s lorry drifts across lanes as traffic continues, creating a potential hazard for other road users. Police stop the vehicle after observing the swerving and intervene to prevent further danger. The incident is described as beginning when the driver appears to have fallen asleep while driving and then losing control enough to cause the lorry to cross the roadway lanes. The reports indicate that the driver is located and stopped by officers following the swerving. Details beyond the interception, such as the driver’s condition, any injury to other road users, or the exact location and time, are not provided in the supplied text. Overall, the accounts agree that fatigue is the reported cause and that police respond promptly after the lorry begins drifting across a busy motorway.
Lorry driver falls asleep, swerves across busy motorway, police stop driver
A lorry driver who falls asleep at the wheel swerves across a busy motorway, prompting police to intercept his vehicle, according to reports. The driver’s lorry drifts across lanes as traffic continue...
- A lorry driver falls asleep at the wheel.
- The lorry swerves or drifts across lanes on a busy motorway.
- Police intercept and stop the vehicle after the swerving.
- The cause is reported as driver fatigue or falling asleep.
- No additional confirmed details on injuries or investigation steps are included in the provided summaries.
A lorry driver who fell asleep behind the wheel was intercepted by police after he started drifting across the motorway.
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