Glasgow Wagamama chef killed in ‘wrong way’ M6 crash

Mr Heier said Mr Rossa had formed “unforgettable relationships with the team members and guests who had the pleasure of knowing him”.

He added: “His warmth, dedication and kindness are the characteristics of Jaroslaw that will stay with the team long after his passing.”

“We send our most sincere and heartfelt condolences to his family, for which we know he was deeply devoted to.

“Jaroslaw, you will live in our hearts and minds forever.”

Eyewitnesses told BBC News they were stuck in stationary traffic near the crash for more than three hours and could “see black smoke and flames”.

The motorway shut from junction 36 to junction 39 and reopened fully in the early hours of Wednesday.