SAGAMORE, Mass. — Traffic backed up heading on and off Cape Cod Wednesday afternoon after a car was nearly crushed under a tractor-trailer on the Sagamore Bridge.
Massachusetts State Police tweeted about the crash on Route 6 eastbound and said the car was leaking gas.
The bridge was closed while tow trucks lifted the truck off the car. Just before 4 p.m., the bridge was reopened to traffic but drivers should expect delays.
Take a look at Route 6 east and west - midway between the #Sagamore and #Bourne Bridges. It's packed.
— Peter Wilson (@PetesWire) July 22, 2020
This is the Edge Hill Road area.#MATraffic #25traffic #CapeCod pic.twitter.com/QTMtiH2Js7
The crash involved a Mercury Marquis and a Mack tractor-trailer owned by a Taunton landscaping company, according to police.
The Mercury driver, an 86-year-old Quincy man, was transported to Beth Israel-Plymouth with suspected minor injuries. The truck driver, a 53-year-old Taunton man, not injured.
Delays #CapeCod Canal by Sagamore Bridge due to crash on bridge. The removal of both vehicles is underway. Photo taken earlier. pic.twitter.com/xUOBMovjG8
— Jacquelyn Goddard (@JacqueGoddard) July 22, 2020
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