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Traffic on Circle Drive in Saskatoon was flowing freely again on Monday afternoon following a collision with the train bridge overpass between 108th Street and Attridge Drive on Sunday.
One northbound lane was closed while damage was assessed after a large vehicle hit the overpass and according to CPKC, inspection of the rail bridge has also been completed and the rail line is operating normally.
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Damage to the train bridge overpass between 108th Street and Attridge Drive on Circle Drive on March 22, 2026. A load height restriction sign is clearly visible beside the damage caused by the collision. (Erin McNutt/650 CKOM)
Saskatoon Police Service said no charges had yet been laid in relation to the crash, adding that the driver of the vehicle had been identified and officers were working with Saskatchewan Highway Patrol.
At the train bridge overpass between Attridge Drive and 108th Street — the site of the 3rd overpass hit in #yxe in as many weeks
— Libby Gray (@libby_gray9) March 23, 2026
No delays yet this a.m., restrictions in place in right NB lane, traffic reduced to left lane or drivers can take right exit onto Attridge @CKOMNews pic.twitter.com/4FBzOFpaVV
The overpass is the fourth hit in Saskatchewan in the past three weeks, with three of those being in Saskatoon.
The first overpass was hit in the city on March 5 at Highways 11 and Highway 16, which affected traffic on both roads. The second overpass was hit on March 11, when a bridge at 108th Street was clipped by a truck. Then on March 16, a semi heading south on Highway 39 hit an overpass on Highway 1 east of Moose Jaw.
Charges have been laid against the operator of the semi after the March 5 crash, with Saskatchewan Highway Patrol charging the driver with six offences, including damage to public improvement, driving with undo care and attention, operating with a major defect, brakes out of adjustment, exceeding maximum height restrictions and failure to comply with conditions of a permit.
Charges in the March 11 crash were also laid by Saskatoon police.
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