Traffic alert: four lanes blocked due to crash on george washington bridge upper level
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Traffic Alert: Four Lanes Blocked Due to Crash on George Washington Bridge Upper Level

FORT LEE, NJ – Traffic is backed up heading into New York City today due to a major crash near the GWB.

A traffic incident has been reported on the George Washington Bridge this morning. The crash occurred on the upper level eastbound, approaching the New Jersey Side Toll Plaza in Fort Lee.

As of 7:53 AM, one left lane out of four is blocked due to the crash. Motorists can expect delays and are advised to seek alternative routes if possible. Updates to the traffic conditions will be provided as they become available.

Drivers are urged to exercise caution when traveling through this area to ensure safety and to minimize congestion on the bridge.

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