While it may have been short-lived, the overnight winter conditions that began Thursday evening appeared to cause at least a few headaches for commuters on Friday morning – particularly for those who use the Port Mann Bridge.

See also

• Metro Vancouver could see rare 'thunder snow' today: Environment Canada
• Major delays expected after semi-truck flips on Highway 1 in Burnaby
• SFU cancels morning classes on Burnaby campus in wake of poor weather

On Friday morning, Drive BC tweeted a number of incidents, in both directions, including a pair of accidents at southern end of the bridge, in the Surrey exits.

#BCHwy1 WB Vehicle incident on the #PortMannBridge before mid-span in the thru lanes. The centre lane is blocked. Crews en route, expect delays #SurreyBC #Coquitlam

— Drive BC (@DriveBC) March 8, 2019

driving#BCHwy1 EB right through lane and left #SurreyBC exits lanes both have vehicle incidents on the #PortMannBridge. Expect heavy delays. #CoquitlamBC

— Drive BC (@DriveBC) March 8, 2019

UPDATE – #BCHwy1 EB Vehicle incident on the #PortMannBridge. The #SurreyBC exit lanes are temporarily blocked as crews perform cleanup. Expect major delays, the right lane remains blocked in the thru lanes #Coquitlam

— Drive BC (@DriveBC) March 8, 2019

UPDATE – #BCHwy1 EB Vehicle incident on the #PortMannBridge. All lanes temporarily blocked the #SurreyBC exit lanes, the right lane remains blocked in the thru lanes. Crews on scene, expect delays #Coquitlam

— Drive BC (@DriveBC) March 8, 2019

By noon, all the delays were reportedly cleared, but there was still congestion in the area, due to backup from the incidents.