‘Serious’ 2 car Langley crash temporarily closes 200th Street

A two car crash in Langley early Monday night shut down 200th Street. (Twitter / @XdOofgod)
A two car crash in Langley early Monday night shut down 200th Street. (Twitter / @XdOofgod)

By Charlie Carey

Posted October 2, 2023 8:43 am.

Last Updated October 2, 2023 8:57 am.

A ‘serious’ crash early Monday morning closed 200th Street in Langley temporarily.

Two cars were involved in the crash near 72nd Street just after midnight, the Langley RCMP tells CityNews.

“Injuries are not going to be life-altering,” Corp. Perkins said. “No one is expected to have been impaired, but we do believe speed is a factor.”

Mounties are on scene investigating the incident, however, 200th reopened to normal traffic just before 9 a.m.

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