The road was closed for some time following a serious road traffic collision.
Police confirmed late on Saturday night that the A169 is back open.
The road was closed for a number of hours after a single-vehicle collision near Lockton.
There are no details regarding casualties at this time.
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A governor from an Esk Valley school has raised concerns about the changes to North Yorkshire Council’s home-to-school transport policy and the potential impact on pupils from villages in the Esk Valley.
Council chiefs have defended plans to spend several hundred thousand pounds replacing signs in council-owned car parks after criticism from opposition leaders.
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has welcomed £9.7m in funding to protect communities from flooding.
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