Highway 5 closed south of Blue River due to motor vehicle incident

Motorists should expect a lenghty delay

Highway 5 is closed 10 kilometres south of Blue River. (DriveBC)

Highway 5 is closed 10 kilometres south of Blue River. (DriveBC)

DriveBC has reported an incident on Highway 5 near Blue River that has blocked traffic.

A collision is blocking both directions south of the small community near 6 Mile Bridge. Emergency crews have arrived on scene and motorists should expect a significant delay. An assessment is in progress, according to DriveBC.

More to come…


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