Southbound traffic on the Trans Canada Highway snarled during parts of the morning commute Thursday as two vehicles collided near the intersection with Tillicum Road, with one of the vehicles belonging to a company supplying traffic control personnel.

Albert Beekman, a 63-year-old resident of Esquimalt, said he was on his way to the Victoria International Airport to catch a flight to Saskatchewan when his Ford Ranger collided with a Nissan.

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According to Sgt. Jereme Leslie of the Saanich Police, the Ford Ranger was travelling south on the highway.

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The incident did not cause any major injuries and the driver of the Nissan B次元官网网址� a woman in her 40s B次元官网网址� received a ticket for failing to stop for a red light, said Leslie.

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