A woman has been rushed to a major trauma centre with serious injuries following a collision with a lorry in a busy Birmingham suburb.
Emergency Response at the Scene
The incident occurred on Monday, January 19, shortly before 3pm. It happened on Alcester Road at its junction with St Mary's Road, in the heart of Moseley Village.
Emergency services, including paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service, were quickly dispatched to the location. The woman received specialist trauma care at the scene before being transported to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Selly Oak for urgent treatment.
Major Traffic Disruption in Moseley
As a direct result of the collision and the emergency response, Alcester Road has been partially blocked. This has caused significant disruption during the busy Monday afternoon rush hour.
Drivers are being strongly advised to seek alternative routes to avoid the area. Significant delays are being reported on surrounding roads, and local bus services have been diverted away from the scene.
Ongoing Updates and Travel Advice
This remains a live, breaking incident. Authorities are managing the scene, and the partial road closure is expected to remain in place for some time while investigations are conducted.
Commuters and residents in the Moseley area should plan for extended journey times and continue to check for the latest live traffic updates before travelling. The public is thanked for their patience while emergency services work at the location.
