Heathrow M25 traffic live: Airport motorway closed as holidaymakers face major delays

Daily Mirror Wednesday 17 June 2026, 13:09 UTC By [email protected] (Zahra Khaliq) 1 min read

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Heathrow M25 traffic live: Airport motorway closed as holidaymakers face major delays Heavy traffic is building on the M25 towards Heathrow Airport due to a broken down vehicle Drivers are trapped in massive queues on the M25 outside Heathrow Airport due to a broken down vehicle. Congestion on the motorway is building after the vehicle broke down clockwise at J14 A3113 Airport Way. Cars have been pictured in bumper to bumper traffic this afternoon with one driver taking to X saying: "This is painful." Key Events View Post View Post Map shows heavy traffic outside Heathrow Airport A traffic map shows a large section of the M25 facing slow traffic. Junction 14, which leads to the entrance of Heathrow Airport, is currently packed with vehicles. Broken down vehicle brings M25 to standstill A section of the M25 is facing heavy traffic this afternoon due to a broken down vehicle. Drivers are facing long delays outside Heathrow Airport.

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