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Alex Fraser Bridge closed in both directions

Darpan News Desk Drive BC, 06 Jan, 2022 02:55 PM

With the harsh winter conditions in the Lower mainland, Alex Fraser Bridge has been shut down in both directions. A tweet from Drive BC says to use an alternate route. The Port Mann Bridge could be closed if weather conditions deteriorate.

REMINDER - #AlexFraserBridge is CLOSED in both directions due to winter operations. Please use an alternate route. Expect major delays due to congestion.
Keep an eye on our Twitter and DriveBC for updates. #DeltaBC #RichmondBC #BCHwy91 #GeorgeMasseyTunnel
— DriveBC (@DriveBC) January 6, 2022

Crews are monitoring conditions and the Ministry will be updating on the re-opening time. There were reports of ice bombs crashing on peoples' cars in previous winters from the bridge and causing damage.

Photo courtesy of BC Transportation.

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