Published 1 year ago

Drivers forced to back out of Sumner Tunnel after truck gets stuck

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Dozens of vehicles were forced to back up out of the Sumner Tunnel on Friday after a tractor-trailer got stuck inside. Several people were spotted abandoning their ride shares and walking out ofThe tunnel. People are moving, leaving their Ubers backing up right now, exiting the tunnel.

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CBS News

Truck 'Storrows' in Sumner Tunnel during rush hour

The accident closed the tunnel, and traffic was detoured through the Ted Williams Tunnel.

1 year ago

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WCVB

Drivers forced to back out of Sumner Tunnel after truck gets stuck

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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WHDH

Sumner Tunnel reopens after oversized truck hits ceiling

Traffic in the Sumner Tunnel screeched to a halt Friday night after an oversized truck struck the ceiling, state police said. Drivers could be seen backing out of the tunnel with state police assistance.An over-height 2016 Volvo tractor-trailer driven by a 36-year-old man from Dixon, Ontario, was heading southbound when it hit the ceiling of the tunnel. He was ticketed for motor vehicle-related offenses. Members of the State Police Commercial Ve…

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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NBC Boston

Boston's Sumner Tunnel Reopens After Tractor-Trailer Gets Stuck, Causing Major Delays

Those traveling in Boston on Friday night should expect traffic delays near the Sumner Tunnel, which is currently closed after an over height truck got stuck.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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Truck driver Sumner storrows

WCVB reports the Sumner Tunnel was shut around 4:20 p.m. after the Canadian driver of an 18-wheeler learned too late his truck was too big to get through the tunnel.Video from inside of the tunnel showed some ride share passengers walking, in some cases with luggage, out of the tunnel. facebooktwitteremailprint

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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