Emergency services are dealing with a serious collision involving an off-road bike inside the Birkenhead to Liverpool carriageway of the Queensway Tunnel.
The Queensway Tunnel has been closed this afternoon following a serious collision involving an off-road bike.
Emergency services were called just before 1:05 pm on Tuesday 11 August to reports of a one-vehicle collision on the Birkenhead to Liverpool carriageway, as reported by Birkenhead News.
The tunnel remains closed while the incident is dealt with. Motorists are advised to avoid the area and use alternative routes.
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