Transport truck rolls over near Ambassador Bridge
The northbound lanes towards the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont. have reopened following a transport truck rollover on Sunday morning.
According to the Windsor Police Service, a transport truck travelling northbound on Huron Church Road rolled over right at the entrance of the Ambassador Bridge and duty free area, just past College Avenue, on Sunday morning.
A transport truck rolled over near the entrance to the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont. on Feb. 12, 2023. (Rich Garton/CTV News Windsor)
On Sunday afternoon, Windsor police tweeted the northbound lanes were completely closed at Huron Church Road and College Avenue, but after a couple of hours the northbound lanes were reopened by police.
Two people were inside the truck, and one was taken to hospital with minor injuries.
It is unclear whether any charges were laid.
Traffic is currently reduced to one lane and bridge-bound traffic is being diverted about 100 metres up the road to a separate entrance.
As traffic is fairly light on Sunday, there are no real delays as a result of the crash.
Crews are unloading the transport truck before it is removed, and the timeline for the removal is a few hours.
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