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Pedestrian dead after being struck on Highway 404 near Newmarket: police
Pedestrian dead after being struck on Highway 404 near Newmarket: police

CBC

time2 days ago

  • CBC

Pedestrian dead after being struck on Highway 404 near Newmarket: police

A pedestrian is dead after a collision on Highway 404 southbound near Woodbine Avenue and Queensville Sideroad in East Gwillimbury. Ontario provincial police say they were called about the crash at 12:30 pm, and that the pedestrian was hit by a tractor trailer. Police have closed the southbound section of the highway while they investigate. They are encouraging the public to avoid the area and to expect delays. No details about the driver or victim have been released.

Highway 403 reopened in Hamilton after tractor-trailer crash
Highway 403 reopened in Hamilton after tractor-trailer crash

CBC

time25-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • CBC

Highway 403 reopened in Hamilton after tractor-trailer crash

Social Sharing All westbound lanes on Highway 403, close to Main Street in Hamilton, have reopened after being closed for several hours following a tractor-trailer collision overnight. The crash happened around 11 p.m. Thursday and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) initially said that three westbound lanes were closed as "clean-up efforts" were underway. In an update at 3:38 a.m., OPP said the two left lanes had re-opened, while the right lane remained closed. In a further update at 8:55 a.m. the OPP said all lanes have now reopened. No one was injured in the collision, OPP said.

Stretch of Highway 401 closed in Etobicoke after man fatally struck by vehicle: OPP
Stretch of Highway 401 closed in Etobicoke after man fatally struck by vehicle: OPP

CBC

time19-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • CBC

Stretch of Highway 401 closed in Etobicoke after man fatally struck by vehicle: OPP

A man is dead after being hit by passing vehicle on Highway 401 in Etobicoke early Saturday morning after he was involved in a collision with a tractor trailer, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say. The incident happened around 5 a.m. in the eastbound lanes of the highway near Dixon Road, Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said in a video posted on X. An SUV and a tractor trailer were involved in a collision, he said. The driver of the SUV exited the vehicle and was then struck by another passing vehicle. The driver was taken to hospital where they were pronounced dead, Schmidt said. Two other people were also taken to hospital. Highway 401 eastbound is closed at the transfer lanes approaching Highway 427, he said. Drivers will be redirected either to Renforth Drive or Highway 427 north or south. Drivers travelling on Highway 427 northbound will have no access to Highway 401 eastbound. Westbound lines of Highway 401 are unaffected. Schmidt said it will take "some time" until the highway reopens. Officers are slowly working on turning around drivers who are stuck in a closure between Eglinton Avenue E. and the collision scene, he said.

Driver of tractor-trailer cab that drove off side of Delaware Memorial Bridge into Delaware River identified
Driver of tractor-trailer cab that drove off side of Delaware Memorial Bridge into Delaware River identified

CBS News

time14-07-2025

  • CBS News

Driver of tractor-trailer cab that drove off side of Delaware Memorial Bridge into Delaware River identified

The body of the driver who drove off the side of the Delaware Memorial Bridge and plunged into the Delaware River below was identified Monday. The driver was identified as 35-year-old Zair Murzakov of Brooklyn, New York, according to the Delaware River and Bay Authority. Officials also revealed the cab of the tractor-trailer that Murzakov was driving is registered to XFR8 LLC of West Chester Township, Ohio. Early Friday morning, the tractor-trailer cab was traveling on the downslope of the Delaware Memorial Bridge's southbound side when it crossed three lanes of traffic and struck a concrete barrier, breaking through and plunging into the water below. It's still unclear what exactly caused the crash. Search and rescue crews recovered the 35-year-old's body and the cab Saturday morning just after 11 a.m., according to the DRBA. The cab had previously been located during an initial search Friday. One major factor that helped responders act quickly: the crash was caught live on a traffic camera, which alerted crews in real time. "Anybody going over like that, there should be a retention wall for safety purposes," Troy Gross Sr. from Pennsville said. "So no truck can ever do that, no matter what the speed." No other vehicles were hit or went into the water in the crash. The crash is under investigation with the DRBA police department.

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