Road re-opened after police incident near Sheffield closed A57 near Snake Pass

Road closed after incident on A57 on Friday night

A major road is open again this morning after it was closed by police near Sheffield after a crash.

Emergency services were sent to the scene after the collision, which happened at around 7.30pm on Friday evening (July 25).

Aerial shot shows the A57 near the Ladybower reservoir. Photo: Roger Grayson, Iconic Mediaplaceholder image
Aerial shot shows the A57 near the Ladybower reservoir. Photo: Roger Grayson, Iconic Media | Roger Grayson, Iconic Media

Derbyshire Constabulary confirmed they were sent to the incident last night on the A57.

A spokesman for the force said the collision had been between a motorbike and a car, not far after Ladybower on the Sheffield stretch of the road.

He added: “It involved a motorbike and a blue Seat Ibiza.

“The motorbike rider was treated at the scene for injuries that were not life-threatening or changing.

“There was oil and fuel in the road so it was closed while that was dealt with.”

It is the latest collision involving a motorbike in recent weeks on the A57, with one crash resulting in the tragic death of a rider last month.

On July 7, the Snake Pass was closed after another collision involving a motorbike and a car. That happened around a mile past the Snake Inn, towards Glossop. Police described the rider’s injuries as serious but not life threatening. The rider was taken to hospital after the crash.

And last month, a man died when his motorbike crashed on the Snake Pass close to the A6013 turn off for Bamford on Saturday June 20.

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