Stirling Bridge crash causes major Perth traffic delays
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 03:02 · Archive
A crash on the Stirling Bridge in North Fremantle is causing heavy traffic in both directions, with delays extending to High Street.
A crash on the Stirling Bridge in North Fremantle at the Canning Highway intersection has forced the closure of a lane in both directions. Main Roads WA reported the incident with police at the scene. Traffic is backing up to High Street, while westbound traffic on High Street is crawling towards Leach Highway.
Multiple other incidents are causing additional delays across the metropolitan area. A truck breakdown on Charles Street southbound at Vincent Street in North Perth has blocked the left lane, with heavy traffic extending back past Angove Street. A crash at the intersection of Ennis Avenue and Rae Road in Rockingham has blocked multiple lanes, with debris scattered across the road and towing and emergency crews attending.
Two separate vehicle breakdowns on Tonkin Highway are also affecting traffic flow. One vehicle has broken down in the left lane southbound at Roe Highway in Forrestfield, while another is stopped in the gore markings northbound at Great Eastern Highway in Redcliffe. Motorists are urged to merge carefully and take care approaching all incidents.
How it is being reported
- North Fremantle bridge crash sparks traffic delays as breakdowns and Rockingham crash hit Perth roadsA crash on a well-used bridge is causing traffic chaos, with delays stretching back several kilometres as a string of incidents hit roads across the metropolitan area.Perth Now · 15 Oct, 02:54
- North Fremantle bridge crash sparks traffic delays as breakdowns and Rockingham crash hit Perth roadsA crash on a well-used bridge is causing traffic chaos, with delays stretching back several kilometres as a string of incidents hit roads across the metropolitan area.The West Australian · 15 Oct, 02:54
In this story: Stirling Bridge · North Fremantle · Perth · Main Roads WA
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