2 crashes near Alex Fraser Bridge clear

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By Alex Carrigan and Charles Brockman

Posted September 12, 2024 2:05 pm.

Last Updated September 12, 2024 5:30 pm.

A serious crash on the Annacis Channel Bridge, and another crash on Highway 91 have both been cleared.

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Later Thursday afternoon, a semi truck stalled on the Annacis Channel Bridge, the connection in between the Alex Fraser Bridge and the East West connector, in the right lane northbound. The truck was also cleared.

All lanes have reopened, but the Alex Fraser Bridge remains busy because of the incidents. You can expect significant delays coming out of Delta on the Alex Fraser Bridge, as well as out of Richmond from Highway 91.

Drivers can take the George Massey Tunnel as an alternate route.

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Editor’s note: a previous headline for this article implied that the Annacis Channel Bridge connects to Burnaby. It connects to Queensborough, a neighbourhood of New Westminster, and to Richmond. 

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