Truck traffic slowed at Canadian border in Wash.

Jan 3, 2012

Construction of commercial inspection booths will delay truck traffic entering Canada at the Pacific Highway Port of Entry in Blaine, Wash., until Jan. 20, according to the Canada Border Services Agency.

During construction, the dedicated FAST lane at the truck crossing is eliminated. The FAST lane is being used to process general commercial traffic.

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