Traffic updateGrand Duchess Charlotte Bridge reopens after eight-car collision

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Slippery road conditions on Friday morning led to an eight-car collision on the Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge – also known as the 'Red Bridge' – forcing a brief full closure of the route into the city centre.

A major multi-vehicle collision on the Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge in Luxembourg City on Friday morning led to the temporary closure of a key thoroughfare into the city centre.

Police reported that eight cars were involved in the incident. The bridge was briefly closed in its entirety to allow for emergency gritting operations, after which one lane in each direction remained closed.

Despite the road disruptions, tram services across the bridge continued to operate normally. Due to gridlocks in the centre, however, there were temporarily no trams running between Place de Metz and Place de l'étoile.

According to information obtained by RTL, slippery road conditions subsequently contributed to a second collision on the bridge. The closures triggered severe traffic congestion on both approaches, leaving some drivers trapped in gridlock and unable to move forward or reverse.

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