A361 crash in North Devon on 19 November 2025 at 16:23 involving a Scania lorry
A Scania lorry and a Mitsubishi Outlander were involved in a crash on the A361 in North Devon at 16:23 on Wednesday 19 November 2025. The 64-year-old male driver of the Mitsubishi Outlander was slightly injured.
It happened in daylight in fine weather on a dry dual carriageway with a 50 mph limit, at a T or staggered junction.
- Severity
- Slight
- Date
- 19 Nov 2025
- Wednesday, 16:23
- Vehicles
- 2
- Scania and Mitsubishi Outlander
- Casualties
- 1
- 1 slightly injured
Location of the crash
Police recorded the crash at latitude 51.0918, longitude -4.09691, in the EX31 postcode district.
Map of where the crash happened in North Devon
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- 1 crash
- Slight
Collision details
Basic information
- Reference
- 2025501670877
- Council area
- North Devon
- Police force
- Devon and Cornwall
- Police attended the scene
- Yes
- Highway authority
- Devon
Road and location details
- First road class
- A
- First road number
- 361
- Road type
- Dual carriageway
- Speed limit
- 50 mph
- Urban or rural
- Rural
- Trunk road
- Non-trunk road
Junction information
- Junction type
- T or staggered junction
- Junction control
- Give way or uncontrolled
- Second road class
- Unclassified
Pedestrian crossing information
- Crossing facilities
- No physical crossing facility within 50 m
Environmental conditions
- Light conditions
- Daylight
- Weather
- Fine, no high winds
- Road surface
- Dry
Enhanced collision data
- How severity was recorded
- From injuries recorded by police (CRASH system)
- Estimated chance it was serious
- 0%
- Estimated chance it was slight
- 100%
The 6 nearest recorded crashes
The nearest, 1 metre away, was a fatal crash on 1 May 1987.
Fatal
Motorcycle crash on the A361 in North Devon, 1 May 1987
1 m awayRef 198750C212377
Fatal
Leyland Roadrunner crash on the A361 in North Devon, 27 February 2000
10 m awayRef 200050C211053
Slight
Nissan Almera crash on the A361 in North Devon, 2 July 2002
10 m awayRef 200250C214049
Slight
Ford Escort crash on the A361 in North Devon, 31 October 2006
10 m awayRef 200650C21P850
Serious
Lorry crash on the A361 in North Devon, 3 November 1987
10 m awayRef 198750C213255
Slight
Car crash on the A361 in North Devon, 18 March 1989
10 m awayRef 198950C210277
Vehicles involved (2)
Vehicle 1: Scania
Goods vehicle 7.5 tonnes and over
- Manoeuvre
- U-turn
- Travelling from
- South East
- Travelling to
- South East
- Position at junction
- Mid-junction, on roundabout or on main road
- First point of impact
- Offside
- Left-hand drive
- No
- Journey purpose
- Journey as part of work
- Driver sex
- Male
- Driver age
- 34 years
- Engine capacity
- 12,740 cc
- Fuel or propulsion
- Diesel
- Driver home area deprivation
- 30 to 40% least deprived
- Distance from driver's home
- Over 100 km
Vehicle 2: Mitsubishi Outlander
Car
- Manoeuvre
- Changing lane to left
- Travelling from
- North West
- Travelling to
- South East
- Position at junction
- Mid-junction, on roundabout or on main road
- Skidding and overturning
- Skidded and overturned
- Leaving the carriageway
- Nearside and rebounded
- Hit object off carriageway
- Other permanent object
- First point of impact
- Nearside
- Left-hand drive
- No
- Driver sex
- Male
- Driver age
- 64 years
- Engine capacity
- 1,968 cc
- Fuel or propulsion
- Diesel
- Driver home area deprivation
- 30 to 40% most deprived
- Distance from driver's home
- Within 5 km
Casualties (1)
Casualty 1: Driver
SlightMale, aged 64, car occupant, in vehicle 2 (Mitsubishi Outlander)
- Home area deprivation
- 30 to 40% most deprived
- Distance from home
- Within 5 km
Data source
This record comes from the Department for Transport’s road safety data (STATS19), in which police forces in Great Britain record every road crash reported to them where someone was injured. It is reference 2025501670877 in the data published on GOV.UK under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and one of the crashes counted in the North Devon road accident statistics for 2025.