George Washington Bridge has 90 minute delays to New York due to fuel spill

George Washington Bridge has 90 minute delays to New York due to fuel spill

NEW YORK (PIX11) -- Drivers heading to New York from New Jersey should expect at least 90-minute delays on the George Washington Bridge on Tuesday morning, according to the Port Authority. The delays come after an earlier fuel spill on the upper level of the bridge that blocked the right lane, as explained in a social media post from the Port Authority. More Local News Cars and buses are advised to use the lower level of the bridge while e…

90-minute delays reported on George Washington Bridge after fuel spill

There are some traffic problems in Fort Lee. The Port Authority is warning of 90-minute delays on the upper level of the George Washington Bridge Tuesday after a fuel spill forced the closure of the right lane. Cars and buses are advised to use the lower level. Traffic cameras showed heavy backups leading to the bridge. GWB Upper to NY...

If you plan to cross the Washington Bridge from New Jersey, drivers will encounter high traffic in the Fort Lee area. The Port Authority warned on Tuesday of 75 minutes delays, by 10:00 a.m., on the top floor of George Washington Bridge after a fuel spill forced the right lane to close on the upper level. All lanes are already closed. It is recommended to vehicles and buses to use the ground floor. Traffic cameras showed great congestions in the…