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TRAFFIC UPDATE Roads closed in Custer due to overturned semi should reopen Wednesday evening

Bellingham, WALocal News

A semi-truck overturned at Harksell and Enterprise Roads in Custer, WA, on Wednesday morning, resulting in significant road closures. The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office stated the accident took place shortly after 9 a. m. , with the driver suffering minor injuries. The truck was transporting materials for Lynden Door, prompting a response from local authorities to manage the situation.

Road closures are expected to last several hours, with reopening anticipated around 6:30 or 7:00 p. m. This incident underscores the potential hazards associated with transporting goods along busy roadways. Slater confirmed that the cause of the crash remains under investigation, highlighting the need for ongoing safety assessments. The local community is advised to seek alternative routes during the closure.

Authorities will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as needed.

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