There are long delays on roads across Leeds this morning as the mass exodus of bleary Leeds Festival 2021 campers take to the roads.
Drivers have been warned that there are 60-minute delays on the A1M Northbound, with 6.2 miles of slow-moving traffic clogging up the road.
Thorner Road is currently gridlocked, according to West Yorkshire Police.
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There are also delays on the A64 with parts of the road closed off.
Many of the roads around Bramham Park are also covered in cones, with lane closures and hi-vis staff directing traffic away from the festival site.
Delays are expected in surrounding areas such as Scarcroft and Seacroft as people make their way out.
A tweet from Highways England said: "Please be aware that this #A1M northbound congestion is causing delays of 60 mins above normal journey time for this time of day.
"There is approx. 6.2 miles of slow moving traffic on approach. Please allow plenty of extra time for your journey if you are travelling in the area."
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The incredible Leeds Festival weekend saw headline performances from Liam Gallagher, Stormzy, Post Malone, Biffy Clyro, Catfish and The Bottlemen and Disclosure.
Shuttle buses have begun siphoning people from the campsites back to the city centre while weary campers are starting to turn up at train stations.
As in previous years Thorner Village will be closed at the below locations and will operate a vehicle pass system for the duration of the festival until 3pm today (Monday).
- Northern part of Mangrill Lane
- Carr Lane (very close to the A58)
- Thorner / Skeltons Lane
- Thorner / Milner Lane
- Wothersome corner (west of junction of Thorner Lane / Thorner Road)
Kiddal Lane will be closed at the junction with the A64 as per previous years
