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Lions Gate Bridge closed northbound after multi-vehicle crash

Lions Gate Bridge closed northbound after multi-vehicle crash

CTV News3 days ago
A collision on the Lions Gate Bridge is seen just after 1:15 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 8, on a DriveBC highway camera.
The northbound lanes of the Lions Gate Bridge are closed after a motor vehicle incident Friday afternoon.
The bridge was initially shut down in both directions at about 1 p.m., but a southbound lane reopened about 30 minutes later.
Police told CTV News there was a crash involving three vehicles on the West Vancouver side of the bridge. There are also reports of a jackknifed semi truck on the other end.
The West Vancouver Police Department said the cars need to be towed away, sothe shutdown could last some time.
Police believe the crash caused minor injuries.
CTV News has reached out to B.C. Emergency Health Services for more information.
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