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Bus fire closes lanes on Route 46 west in Little Falls

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Route 46 highway sign
Route 46 highway sign

A bus fire on Route 46 has shut down two westbound lanes in Little Falls during on Wednesday, July 22.

A bus fire on Route 46 has shut down two lanes in Little Falls during on Wednesday, July 22.

The NJ Department of Transportation posted that the two right lanes and shoulder on Route 46 west were closed at McBride Avenue/Little Falls Avenue.

"Use caution, slow down and expect delays," the NJDOT warned.

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The NJDOT first posted about the delays around 6:15 p.m.

This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Bus fire closes lanes on Route 46 west in Little Falls

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