Woman injured in Mill Hill Circus roundabout crash, lanes closed for two hours
Metropolitan Police confirmed no arrests after the collision on 2 August, which caused afternoon traffic delays in Edgware
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A woman was injured in a road collision on Mill Hill Circus roundabout in Edgware on Sunday afternoon. The Metropolitan Police received reports of the crash at 2.40pm on 2 August and attended the scene alongside the London Ambulance Service.
The woman, described as in her 20s, was taken to hospital. A police spokesperson confirmed her injuries were not life-threatening, but no further details about her condition were provided. The incident did not result in any fatalities.
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Lanes closed for two hours
Emergency responders closed three lanes on the roundabout to manage the scene safely. The closure caused significant disruption to traffic in the area, according to reports from the Metropolitan Police. Lanes remained shut for approximately two hours while officers conducted initial enquiries.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said the force was called to the roundabout following reports of a road traffic collision. They confirmed no arrests had been made and that investigations into the cause of the crash were continuing.
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What happens next
The Metropolitan Police have not released further details about the woman’s condition or the circumstances of the collision. Enquiries into the incident remain ongoing. Residents can report any information related to the crash to the police via their non-emergency contact channels.
Questions this report answers
+Was anyone arrested after the crash on Mill Hill Circus roundabout?
No arrests were made following the collision on 2 August. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that enquiries into the incident remain ongoing, but no individuals have been detained in connection with the crash.
+How long were the lanes closed after the crash?
Three lanes on Mill Hill Circus roundabout were closed for approximately two hours. The closure was necessary for emergency responders to manage the scene safely and conduct initial investigations into the collision.
+What condition is the injured woman in?
The woman, described as in her 20s, was taken to hospital for treatment. The Metropolitan Police confirmed her injuries were not life-threatening, but no further details about her condition have been released to the public.
+Who should residents contact with information about the crash?
Residents with information about the collision can contact the Metropolitan Police via their non-emergency channels. The force is continuing its enquiries and has not yet released details about the cause of the crash.
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