Emergency Services Rush to Central London Collision
Emergency services were called to a crash in Central London in the early hours of Thursday, December 4. Police, ambulance, and other responders raced to the junction of Cavendish Square and Wigmore Street near Oxford Circus at around 6.45am following reports of an accident.
At the scene, they found one victim who required urgent medical attention. The individual was subsequently transported to a major trauma centre for treatment. An update on their condition is awaited from the authorities.
Road Closures and Bus Diversions in Place
The incident has led to significant disruption in the area. Road closures have been implemented to allow for investigation and clearing of the scene.
As a direct result, Transport for London (TfL) has been forced to divert four key bus routes serving the West End. The affected services are:
- Bus 12
- Bus 22
- Bus 55
- Bus 73
Commuters and travellers are advised to check for real-time updates and allow extra time for their journeys while the diversions remain active.
Police Investigation and Appeal for Information
The Metropolitan Police are leading the investigation into the circumstances of the Oxford Circus crash. Officers have been contacted for an official comment regarding the cause of the collision.
Journalist Rafi Mauro-Benady, who is reporting on the incident for MyLondon, has issued an appeal for witnesses. He is asking anyone who was nearby with photos, dashcam footage, or information to get in touch.
You can email him directly at rafi.benady@reachplc.com or contact him on X (formerly Twitter) @RafiMauro1.
This developing story highlights the ongoing challenges of road safety in one of the capital's busiest districts. Further updates will be provided as more information is released by the emergency services.
