Time Required – The MC accident in the Atlantic Tunnel resulted in the closure of the road for several hours

Police had to visit the Atlantic tunnel Sunday afternoon, following a motorcycle accident.

– We are on your way now, the scale is unknown, but the tunnel is closed, Time 's requirements were announced at the center of police operations in the 15th century.

A little later, police reported that a person had been injured as a result of the accident and that she had been taken to the hospital for examination. There must be an accident where the bike has rolled.

The rider was then sent to St. Olavs Hospital in Trondheim with an air ambulance for further treatment. The amount of the injury is not clear. The driver is a man in his late teens Kristiansund. It is unclear in which direction he was driving when the accident occurred.

There was a waiting line outside the tunnels and it is not known how long the departmental road and the tunnel will be closed.

– The road will be closed until the Norwegian Road Administration and police officers investigate the scene of the accident, the operational center announced at the end of the day after Sunday. midday.

The cause of the accident is unknown. On-site engineers will try to find out what happened.

"Until they're finished, we can not say anything about the reason for the bike's ride," said Tor André Gram Franck at the Tidens Krav Police Operations Center at 4:30 pm Sunday.

He can not say anything about the opening of the tunnel.

"If I'm nice, I can suggest two hours from now," said Franck, which means opening in the 1830s.

"Do it before the weather is good," Franck adds.

The detour can take place via Eide and Krifast.

At 7 pm, Franck tells Time's requirements that police technicians and the state's highway administration have completed their investigations. This means that traffic can become normal again in the Atlantic Tunnel.