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Disabled Log Truck Blocks Traffic on Cape Fear Memorial Bridge
Drivers advised to use caution as traffic backs up to Alligator Creek
Published on Feb. 25, 2026
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A disabled log truck is blocking traffic on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge in Brunswick County, North Carolina. According to traffic reports, the incident has caused a backup all the way to Alligator Creek for drivers heading into Wilmington. Authorities are advising caution for those crossing the bridge.
Why it matters
The Cape Fear Memorial Bridge is a major thoroughfare connecting Brunswick County to Wilmington, and a disabled vehicle blocking traffic can cause significant delays and disruptions for commuters and travelers in the region.
The details
WECT traffic cameras have captured footage of the disabled log truck blocking lanes on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge. The incident has resulted in a traffic backup stretching all the way to Alligator Creek for drivers heading into Wilmington.
- The disabled log truck was reported on the bridge at approximately 6:04 PM on February 19, 2026.
The players
DriveNC
A traffic reporting service that provides real-time updates on road conditions and incidents in North Carolina.
WECT
A local television news station serving the Wilmington, North Carolina area.
What’s next
Authorities are working to clear the disabled log truck and restore normal traffic flow on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.
The takeaway
This incident highlights the importance of maintaining reliable transportation infrastructure and the impact that a single disabled vehicle can have on a major bridge, underscoring the need for proactive maintenance and emergency response planning in the region.
