Granville Street Bridge closed in both directions due to a multi-vehicle crash
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Granville Street Bridge closed in both directions due to a multi-vehicle crash
Drivers are asked to use the Burrard Bridge or Cambie Bridge as alternate routes
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By David Carrigg
Published Sep 20, 2026
Last updated 2 minutes ago
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A Vancouver Police vehicle parked at police headquarters. PHOTO BY JASON PAYNE /PNG
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The Vancouver Police Department is warning drivers to stay away from the Granville Street Bridge due to a serious collision.
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Drivers are asked to use the Burrard Bridge or Cambie Bridge as alternate routes.
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A photo of the scene sent to Postmedia at 6:45 p.m. shows a flatbed truck, which appears to have been driving in the wrong direction, wedged against a concrete divider alongside an articulated TransLink bus that was headed southbound. At least two other vehicles appear to have been involved in the collision.
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