Person taken to hospital after crash on commuter road

6 May 2025

Jonathan Holmes

BBC News, West of England

The stretch of Two Mile Hill road is used by commuters from east Bristol heading into the centre of the city

Google Google street view of Two Mile Hill road — The stretch of Two Mile Hill road is used by commuters from east Bristol heading into the centre of the city

A main road into Bristol has reopened after a road crash involving a single vehicle.

Avon and Somerset Police said officers had shut Two Mile Hill Road in St George between the junctions with Brockhurst Gardens and Rodney Road at about 06:30 BST.

"One person has been taken to hospital with injuries which are not thought to be life-threatening or life-changing," said a police spokesperson.

Emergency services attended the scene and the road "has since been reopened", they added.

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