Section of Hwy. 24 reopens after collision between Cambridge, Brantford

A road closed sign can be seen. (WRPS)

By Luke Schulz

Posted Feb 4, 2025 07:40:38 AM.

Last Updated Feb 4, 2025 09:59:43 AM.

The drive between Brantford and Cambridge is looking a little clearer after some disruption on the Tuesday morning commute.

It was just before 7 a.m. when the MTO reported a closure on Highway 24, which impacted traffic in both directions between Glen Morris Road and McLean School Road.

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Providing an update just after 8:31 a.m., that closure was lifted.

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