by A tractor-trailer cab crashed through a concrete barrier and plunged into the Delaware River early Friday morning, according to the Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA)
- The incident occurred on the Delaware Memorial Bridge, which connects Delaware and New Jersey and rises approximately 175 feet above the river
- The truck, which was heading into Delaware, reportedly crossed three lanes of traffic before crashing through the barrier and falling into the water
- The cab was later located in about 20 feet of water, though officials have not confirmed how many people were inside at the time of the crash
- As of Friday afternoon, no fatalities had been confirmed
- Multiple rescue and dive teams, including the U.S. Coast Guard, are involved in the ongoing recovery operation
- A barge and crane were brought in to assist with efforts to retrieve the cab from the river
- The bridge, consisting of two four-lane spans, remains a vital link for traffic between the two states
- The cause of the crash remains under investigation, and authorities have not released details on whether weather, mechanical failure, or driver error played a role
Officials are expected to release more information as recovery and investigation efforts continue.
