Highway 4 closed in both directions due to wind at Cameron Lake Bluffs
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People travelling along Highway 4 are being told to expect possible full, overnight closures of Highway 4 near Cameron Lake Bluffs due to increased rockfall due to high winds.
Highway 4 is now closed to travel in both directions due to high winds in the area.
Travellers on Vancouver Island are being told to expect a possible full overnight closure of Highway 4 due to high winds leading to an increase in rockfall risks, according to the Ministry of Transportation.
In a notice posted Tuesday afternoon, people are told to plan their travels accordingly as winds are expected to continue to gust over 50 km/h, keeping the highway closed until winds die down.
The ministry says to check DriveBC for the most up to date information.
The ministry adds, Highway 4 will reopen to single-lane-alternating traffic when winds reduce.
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