Canadian truck drivers protesting COVID-19 regulations caused automakers to pump the brakes on production as the “Freedom Convoy” continued to halt traffic at the Ambassador Bridge that connects De…
at the Ambassador Bridge that connects Detroit with Windsor, Ontario Wednesday.
Major auto manufactures said they would suspend production as the protesters blocked inbound Canadian traffic at the Detroit supply route for a third day. Toyota said it would suspend vehicle production at its Ontario site for the rest of the week. Ford and Chrysler’s automaker Stellantis also said output at two Canadian plants would be halted.
People play hockey while vehicles block the route leading from the Ambassador Bridge, linking Detroit and Windsor, as truckers and their supporters continue to protest against the COVID-19 vaccine mandates.“We’re also looking to track potential disruptions to US agricultural exports from Michigan into Canada.”
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