Truck strikes overpass on Storrow Drive, causing delays

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Jack Pickell, Producer

April 25, 2016

A crash involving a truck striking the Bowker Ovepass on Storrow Drive westbound is causing delays Monday morning.

#MAtraffic Storrow Drive WB at the Bowker overpass, truck struck bridge. Cruisers enroute. Expect delays.

— Mass State Police (@MassStatePolice) April 25, 2016

Closed due to accident in #Boston on Storrow Dr Outbound at Kenmore Sq, stopped traffic back to Hatch Shell, delay of 15 mins #traffic

— TTN Boston (@TotalTrafficBOS) April 25, 2016

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