07 Nov 2024 | 07:58 PM UTC
Canada: Damaged crane prompts authorities to temporarily close Angus L. MacDonald Bridge connecting Halifax and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Nov. 7
Crews temporarily close Angus L. MacDonald Bridge in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, Nov. 7 due to damaged crane; traffic disruptions likely.
Officials have temporarily closed the Angus L. MacDonald Bridge, which connects the cities of Halifax and Dartmouth in Nova Scotia, on Nov. 7 due to a damaged crane. The crane is reportedly located in the vicinity of Faulkner Street in Dartmouth. Authorities have also closed the area around Faulkner Street, Lyle Street, Windmill Road, and Wyse Road. Officials did not immediately indicate when the abovementioned area or the Angus L. MacDonald Bridge would reopen to traffic.
Consequent transport disruptions are likely over the coming hours. Residual traffic disruptions are possible even after the bridge reopens.
Avoid the vicinity of the damaged crane as a precaution. Consider taking alternative routes to circumvent the affected area and related disruptions. Allow extra time for travel if operating in Halifax or Dartmouth. Monitor official transport advisories.
