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Transport truck loses load in Dawson Creek traffic circle

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DAWSON CREEK, B.C. – A transport truck travelling eastbound in the Dawson Creek traffic circle lost its load this morning.

At approx 8:45 am on Wednesday, October 23rd, B&C Trucking Inc lost its load of tubing while travelling eastbound through the traffic circle.

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RCMP and equipment are on the scene to pick up the unsecured load.

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