Suffolk Police confirms a driver in his 60s died in a crash on the A14 between Stowmarket and Haughley.

National Highways is replacing felled trees with new ones and needs to close the road overnight.

Site operator says it will reopen on 4 March once "necessary highway works" are completed.

Officers make use of a lorry cab to monitor drivers on roads including the A14, A12 and A11.

National Highways says it is working hard to keep the road moving while monitoring data.

Traffic is delayed as farmers drive slowly along the A14 in protest against inheritance tax changes.

Eight seven per cent of businesses surveyed report negative impacts from A14 disruptions in the past year.

Data shows the road shuts on average every four days due to serious incidents between 2021 and 2024.