British Columbians travelled into the United States out of the Lower Mainland will have to remain patient about delays and closures due to the Skagit River Bridge collapse along the I-5 Highway.
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The Washington state government has announced plans to erect a temporary span over the Skagit River, to replace the bridge that collapsed last month.
But Dave Chesson with Washington’s transportation department says the replacement will take a week longer than expected, with it likely in place in the third week of June.
A permanent replacement is expected to be finished around Labour Day.
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