A family has escaped injury after their caravan went on fire on the M1 on Wednesday morning.
The incident happened at around 7am on June 9 at junction 6 in Lisburn, Belfast-bound.
Emergency services attended the scene and extinguished the fire.
A PSNI spokesperson said: "This morning on the M1 motorway officers from RPU Mahon Road attended this caravan on fire on the hard shoulder. Fortunately no-one was seriously injured.
"The driver and his family got out of their vehicle safely.
"Please remember to ensure all flammable items are securely stored in any vehicles/mobile homes before commencing your journey and take the time to check everything before you leave."
At the time of the incident, Trafficwatch NI said: " #Lisburn M1 citybound J6 - J3 M1 caravan fire on bus lane @goapplegreen services, @NIFRSOFFICIAL attending - Motorway remains open."
They later added: " #Lisburn - The caravan fire on the M1 citybound at the @goapplegreen Lisburn Service continues to cause significant traffic disruption this morning around J8 Blaris, J7 Sprucefield and the roads feeding into this area. Motorway is open, just very slow."
For the latest breaking news straight to your inbox, sign up for our newsletter here.
