Traffic is moving again on the Trans-Canada Highway near Goldstream Provincial Park after vehicles were delayed by a truck that had rolled Thursday morning.
Just before noon, Emcon Services Inc. tweeted that the crash was fully cleared and that traffic was moving in both directions. The tweet said delays due to congestion should still be expected.
Around 10:40 a.m. DriveBC webcams showed congestion in the southbound lane of the Malahat near Tunnel Hill.
In a tweet, Emcon Services Inc. said the incident was on the Malahat at Finlayson Arm Road. Crews were on scene by about 10:40 a.m.
MVI #BCHwy1 @ Finlayson Arm Road, crews on scene, two way traffic Expect delays due to congestion #conezone #Malahat @LangfordFire @yyjtraffic @WestshoreRCMP @DriveBC_VI for updates @transbc
— Emcon Services Inc., South Island Division (@EmconSouthVI) February 13, 2020
Lisa Gregus, who was stuck in the congestion, told Black Press Media traffic was already backed up due to blasting. She said a dump truck had to brake hard and lost control.
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Traffic is at a standstill on the Malahat near Finlayson Arm Road due to a reported truck rollover. (Submitted by Lisa Gregus)
Traffic is at a standstill on the Malahat near Finlayson Arm Road due to a reported truck rollover. (Submitted by Lisa Gregus)
Traffic can be seen on the Malahat near Tunnel Hill. (DriveBC)
