The swan caused a mid-morning traffic jam on a lane of the A66 dual carriageway near Thornaby.
A swan which found itself on a busy stretch of road was ushered away from traffic by police officers.
The bird caused a mid-morning traffic jam on a lane of the A66 near Thornaby at about 10:00 BST on 24 August. Footage captured by a stationary passenger shows the swan attempting to evade the law as traffic was brought to a standstill.Nicky Hall, who filmed the incident, said it was "definitely not an everyday occurrence".
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