Four protesters charged after citybound lane shut down on Sydney Harbour Bridge

4 protesters have been charged over the peak-hour shutdown of a citybound lane on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Police alleged two individuals glued themselves to the roadway this morning and one other two climbed onto the roof of a truck, displaying banners and lighting two flares.

Two girls, aged 31 and 44, and two males, aged 36 and 60, had been arrested and brought to Day Avenue Police Station.

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4 protesters have been charged after a complete citybound lane was shut down on the Sydney Harbour Bridge throughout the peak rush hour this morning.(9News)

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The Fireproof Australia local weather change protesters had been charged with a variety of offences, together with getting into the bridge, disrupting automobiles and refusing to adjust to a police route.

All 4 had been refused bail to seem earlier than Central Native Court docket tomorrow.