Crash causes Highway 403 road closures near Woodstock
Eastbound lanes of Highway 403 have reopened following a crash.
At the scene, a transport truck could be seen flipped in the ditch while emergency crews worked to get the vehicle upright.
There is no word on injuries or what caused the crash.
Highway 403 eastbound lanes were closed for several hours between Highway 53 and Middle Townline Road.
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Windsor
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Winnipeg
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