Lanes reopen after two separate car crashes on the Commodore Barry Bridge on Thanksgiving
Lanes in both directions have reopened after two separate car crashes on the Commodore Barry Bridge on Thanksgiving, the Delaware River Port Authority confirmed to CBS News Philadelphia.
DRPA authorities said a two-car crash around 6:20 p.m. Thursday caught fire in the eastbound lanes. Both drivers and a juvenile were taken to a hospital and listed as stable, authorities said.
Another two-car crash happened on a different part of the bridge with people having minor injuries. It's unclear where on the bridge the second crash happened and how many people with minor injuries were involved.
The westbound and eastbound lanes were temporarily closed but have reopened to traffic.
