Spun-out truck temporarily blocked HWY 91 westbound in Richmond

A truck with a trailer has spun out along Highway 91 in Richmond, creating long delays for people heading west. (Supplied)
A truck with a trailer has spun out along Highway 91 in Richmond, creating long delays for people heading west. (Supplied)

By Charlie Carey

Posted September 25, 2024 9:57 am.

Last Updated September 25, 2024 11:29 am.

A truck with a trailer spun out along Highway 91 in Richmond Wednesday, and created long delays for people heading west.

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The incident was just before the S-curve, and all lanes were blocked before the crash was cleared just before 11:30 a.m.

Traffic was backed up over the Alex Fraser Bridge to 64th Avenue in Delta.

You can take the Massey Tunnel/Highway 99 as an alternate route.

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