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Halfords 'We Fit' lorry gets stuck under bridge Halfords 'We Fit' lorry gets stuck under bridge
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A Halfords lorry bearing the "We Fit" logo has got stuck under a railway bridge in Beckenham.A Halfords lorry bearing the "We Fit" logo has got stuck under a railway bridge in Beckenham.
The London Fire Brigade (LFB) was called to the scene at about 13:15 BST after the lorry trapped several parked cars on South Eden Park Road.The London Fire Brigade (LFB) was called to the scene at about 13:15 BST after the lorry trapped several parked cars on South Eden Park Road.
The LFB tweeted: "Going the 'extra mile' might have been the better option rather than trying to squeeze under a bridge in Beckenham."The LFB tweeted: "Going the 'extra mile' might have been the better option rather than trying to squeeze under a bridge in Beckenham."
Train services on the bridge have been stopped as a result of the incident. Train services across the bridge were stopped as a result of the incident.
A spokesperson for Halfords said: "We would like to apologise for any delays and inconvenience caused to road and train travellers and will be working with the authorities to carry out a full investigation."A spokesperson for Halfords said: "We would like to apologise for any delays and inconvenience caused to road and train travellers and will be working with the authorities to carry out a full investigation."
London Bridge trains on their way to Hayes are currently terminating at Elmers End. London Bridge trains on their way to Hayes were terminating at Elmers End before the lorry was cleared at about 18:30.
The LFB said it hoped the lorry would be cleared by 18:30.
Trains will then be sent out slowly on the bridge before resuming services if all goes well.