â–º Listen Live

Collision backs up traffic south of Ladysmith

Traffic is back to normal following a collision south of Ladysmith early this morning (Mon).

RCMP and other emergency services were called to the scene on the Trans-Canada Highway at Davis Road around 6:20.

Mounties say a preliminary investigation has determined a north-bound semi-truck, collided with a small car which was crossing over the highway from Davis Road.

Two occupants from the car were taken to the Nanaimo Airport, where they were transported further by air ambulance.

Police say their injuries appeared to be critical.

Investigators say the driver of the semi-truck had attempted to take evasive action and as a result his vehicle flipped after striking the car, blocking both northbound lanes of the highway.

The lone occupant of the semi-truck had minor injuries.

There was also a collision of some sort this morning on Cowichan Lake Road near Berkey’s corner.

It backed up traffic and affected the bus routes in the area.

There is no other information available on the incident.

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
News Director

Continue Reading

cjsu Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Former North Cowichan mayor receives Freedom of the Municipality award

The Municipality of North Cowichan has awarded the Freedom of the Municipality,  its highest honour, to a longtime community leader for his many years of public service.

Duncan Fire Department’s responses highest in third quarter 

An increase in the amount of fire calls have been reported to the City of Duncan for the third quarter.

Ladysmith RCMP report an increase in calls compared to last year 

A quarterly report shows crime in Ladysmith is trending upwards, but not in all areas.

Cowichan Aquatic Centre repairs complete, but more work needs to be done 

Cowichan Aquatic Centre upgrades are in the home stretch, but it still requires a few more tweaks.

Contactless payments coming soon to BC Transit riders

Bus riders may soon have an easier way to pay for their fare, as BC Transit prepares to roll out contactless debit and credit card payments across its network through the Umo fare system.
- Advertisement -