Eastbound Ellerslie Road traffic slow due to crash
Traffic in Ellerslie was affected by a crash early Friday morning.
Two drivers – of a Ford F-150 and a Toyota Tacoma – were involved in the collision at 66 Street and Ellerslie Road at 7 a.m., an Edmonton Police Service spokesperson said.
According to officials on scene, one person was hospitalized with minor injuries. Neither vehicle had any passengers.
As of 7:30 a.m., eastbound Ellerslie Road was still blocked at 66 Street.
With files from CTV News Edmonton's Evan Klippenstein
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