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HAMILTON, ON – Up to two lanes of eastbound Highway 403 in Hamilton’s Chedoke Part B area were blocked Friday morning as a result of a collision, according to Trafficnet.ca.
The accident unfolded on the eastbound lanes approaching Aberdeen Avenue (Exit 69), leaving one lane closed at around 6:00 a.m.
By 6:35 a.m., two left lanes were reported blocked in the area, where motorists were already experiencing heavy traffic delays.
👀🚨 6 AM #ONHwys #Incident #TrafficUpdate🚨👀
Good morning!
We have one problem atm in the #Hamilton area.
Eastbound #Hwy403 at Aberdeen: a crash is blocking the Left Lane. Delays are heavy from the #Linc. pic.twitter.com/XYhA9Fnwss
— Trafficnet.ca (@TRAFFIC_Toronto) April 12, 2024
Officials did not say when the closure was expected to be lifted, and it’s unclear whether anyone was seriously injured.
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