Updated at 2:19 p.m.: The intersection of The Kingsway and Second Avenue/Falconbridge Road is now fully re-opened.
Traffic was flowing slowly through the intersection for several hours while police investigated this morning's crash and crews cleaned up and got the tanker out of the intersection.
The intersection is now fully re-opened, GSPS reported on Twitter, and traffic is flowing normally again.
Updated at 11:31 a.m.: While Greater Sudbury Police initially believed it would take about 30 minutes to clean up following this morning's crash involving a tanker truck hauling water, it seems that isn't the case.
GSPS tweeted a few minutes ago that they have been advised the clean-up is going to take longer than expected — an hour or two longer than expected.
Traffic is still moving through the intersection of The Kingsway and Second Avenue/Falconbridge Road, but it is moving slowing. Expect delays.
Police are on the scene directing traffic.
Updated at 10:34 a.m.: Drivers should expect delays on The Kingsway for the next 30 minutes or so while a tanker truck carrying water is removed from the roadway.
GSPS officers will be stopping traffic in the intersection of The Kingsway and Second Avenue/Falconbridge Road to allow removal of vehicles involved in this morning's crash.
Traffic is moving through the intersection, but slowly.
Updated at 9:10 a.m.
A tanker truck carrying water has overturned on The Kingsway at Second Avenue, say Greater Sudbury Police. Water is leaking from the tank. No injuries are reported in the incident. Expect delays in the area.
Original story:
There's been a collision on The Kingsway at Second Avenue, Greater Sudbury Police reported on their Twitter account at around 9 a.m. Monday morning.
Police, fire and EMS are en route. Motorists should expect delays in the area.
No further information is currently available.
