Bridge collapses, transport truck rolls into river in Colchester County
CBC
The driver of a transport truck was not injured Tuesday when a bridge collapsed as they were driving over it in Nova Scotia's Colchester County.
The RCMP say the bridge on Lake Road near Tatamagouche collapsed around 7 a.m. AT.
The Mounties say the road will be closed indefinitely, and drivers are advised to use Trout Brook Road or Cooper Road.
A photo shows a transport truck rolled onto its side in the French River next to the collapsed bridge.
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