TRAFFIC ALERT: Highway 10 in Delta reopens after vehicle flipped over median

A vehicle flipped over the median along Highway 10 in Delta Thursday morning. (Twitter/@OrangeMelody343)

By Charlie Carey

Posted January 19, 2023 8:17 am.

Last Updated January 19, 2023 9:19 am.

A vehicle has flipped over the median along Highway 10 west of Scott Road in Delta.

Highway 10 was closed in both directions from Scott Road to Highway 91, and has since reopened with one way clear each way.

Use 72nd Street as an alternate route.

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