A collision between a truck and an SUV has forced the closure of Highway 4 in both directions at the Highway 4A junction to five kilometres west near Brittin Road. Photo courtesy Facebook/Andrea Mitton.
WATCH: A serious crash involving a logging truck and an SUV cut off Highway 4 for several hours. As Skye Ryan reports, RCMP say the driver of the SUV is lucky not to have been killed.
Highway 4 near Coombs, B.C. has been reopened after a collision between a logging truck and SUV forced a long back-up of vehicles in the area.
UPDATE – #BCHwy4 remains closed at the #BCHwy4A junction, expected to re-open at about 1:30 pm https://t.co/wnHsTR4zVZ
— Drive BC (@DriveBC) February 26, 2018
Drive B.C. first reported the closure before 10 a.m. The road was closed at the junction with Highway 4A near Coombs.
A witness to the crash posted on Facebook the truck was jackknifed across the road.
Line-up of cars waiting to move while Highway 4 at the junction with Highway 4A is closed.
Vehicle on the side of the road west of Coombs after colliding with what witnesses say was an empty logging truck.
There has been no confirmation if there have been any injuries from the crash.
Andy Neal
