The ramp connecting Highway 403 and Highway 410 in Toronto has been closed due to severe flooding, causing major traffic disruptions for commuters.
According to reports, the ramp was shut down on Monday evening after heavy rainfall caused water levels to rise, making the road unsafe for drivers. The closure is expected to last for an undetermined amount of time as crews work to assess and address the situation.
The flooding has also affected other areas in the city, with several roads and highways experiencing high water levels. The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has issued a flood warning for the city, urging residents to use caution and avoid driving through flooded areas.
The closure of the ramp has caused significant delays for drivers, with many being forced to take alternate routes or face long wait times. The Ministry of Transportation has advised commuters to plan their routes accordingly and to expect delays in the affected area.
In addition to the ramp closure, the City of Toronto has also closed several underpasses and low-lying areas due to flooding. Residents are being reminded to stay away from these areas and to avoid driving through flooded roads.
The Ministry of Transportation and city officials are working diligently to address the flooding and ensure the safety of residents and commuters. Updates on the situation will be provided as they become available.
In the meantime, drivers are advised to exercise caution and to follow all road closures and detours. The safety of all individuals is of utmost importance during this time of severe weather.
