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Crash on Rt 22A in Bridport causes road closure, police say

In Bridport, Vermont, police say a vehicle crashed into a pole, shutting down Rt 22A. Both lanes are obstructed and delays are expected for 1-2 hours.

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According to police reports, a vehicle crash in Bridport has led to the closure of Route 22A north of its intersection with Route 125. The incident occurred when a vehicle collided with a utility pole, bringing down both the pole and associated power lines.

The Bridport Fire Department is currently managing the situation, which has resulted in both lanes being obstructed. Authorities expect the road to remain closed for approximately one to two hours as crews work to clear the wreckage and restore power.

Motorists in the area are advised to expect delays and consider alternative routes to avoid the affected section of the highway. Police emphasize the importance of driving with caution in the vicinity of the crash site.

Updates regarding the situation will be provided as more information becomes available. The public is urged to stay informed and exercise patience as emergency services address the incident.

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