Section of HWY 99 in Richmond closed northbound due to vehicle incident

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Northbound lanes of Highway 99 are closed in Richmond due to a vehicle incident, as reported by DriveBC. The closure affects traffic from Steveston Highway to Westminster Highway, prompting significant delays. Richmond RCMP is on-site, assisting the BC Highway Patrol with the situation. Cpl. Dave Noon from the Lower Mainland Integrated Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Service stated that there is currently no estimated reopening time.

Detours are in place to manage traffic flow. This incident highlights ongoing traffic challenges in the region, which often face disruptions due to accidents. The Richmond area’s network of highways is crucial for local commuters and transport. Authorities are continuing to monitor the situation and will provide updates as they become available.

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