The usually busy route is blocked offPolice at the scene this evening(Image: Manchester Evening News)

A main road in Salford has been shut off tonight after a crash.

It happened on Lumns Lane in Clifton at around 5pm this evening (Friday).

A cordon is currently in place close to where the road becomes Rake Lane.

The road has been blocked off with cones and police vehicles parked across it

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The Manchester Evening News understands there has been a collision involving two vehicles.

It is not yet known if anybody has been seriously injured and no further details have been disclosed.

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Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have been approached for further comment.

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