Public Advisory: Temporary Westbound Lane Closures on Trans-Canada Highway Near the Cloverleaf OverpassPublic Advisory: Temporary Westbound Lane Closures on Trans-Canada Highway Near the Cloverleaf Overpass

The article reports a two-vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near Badger, Newfoundland and Labrador, resulting in one man dead and another seriously injured, with both trucks engulfed in flames. Police investigation is ongoing, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has been engaged, and the highway was closed for several hours.

RCMP NL reports that the Trans-Canada Highway between Badger and South Brook fully reopened to traffic in both directions. The article notes the closure and initial advisories following a serious collision, with no detours available and motorists urged to avoid the area until further notice.

Two RCMP officers responded to a moose-vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway in Newfoundland and Labrador, which resulted in the death of a 53-year-old woman. The incident prompted involvement from a collision reconstructionist, the highway was closed for several hours west of the Chapel Arm exit, and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is…

The article reports that the Trans-Canada Highway near Chapel Arm remains closed in both directions due to an overnight collision, with a detour via Route 201 and expected delays. It later states the highway has fully re-opened to traffic in both directions, advising motorists to proceed with added caution.

The Trans-Canada Highway near the Route 80 overpass has reopened to two-way traffic. The reopening followed a serious collision that had caused a multi-hour detour, with traffic flowing again just before 2 a.m. Wednesday.

Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP are responding to a serious motor vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near the Route 80 overpass, with traffic moving slowly in both directions. Authorities warn of potential future lane closures as crews investigate and urge motorists to slow down, move over for emergency vehicles, and follow police directions.

The provincial government has expanded its automated speed enforcement program, with additional speed cameras now active at several locations across Newfoundland and Labrador. Ten cameras are now live, including relocations from Veterans Memorial Highway to Foxtrap Access Road Overpass and new sites in Corner Brook, Deer Lake, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay,…

Two speed cameras have been relocated to the Foxtrap Access Road Overpass construction site and are now active. Three additional cameras have been activated at West Valley Road and Raymond Heights in Corner Brook, on the Trans-Canada Highway in Deer Lake, and at the Elizabeth Goudie Building in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, bringing the total to ten cameras…