BlackburnNews.com photo submitted by Jo-Anne Pfoh via Facebook.

BlackburnNews.com photo submitted by Jo-Anne Pfoh via Facebook.

UPDATE: Highway Open After Transport Crash

By Stephanie Chaves

October 26, 2015 - 12:09pm

The eastbound Hwy. 402 at Oil Heritage Rd. was closed for over six hours Monday after a tractor trailer crash.

Lambton OPP, EMS and the Plympton Wyoming Fire Department responded to a tractor trailer rollover just east of Oil Heritage Rd. around 7am.

Police say the highway was closed to allow for investigation and cleanup. It opened around 1:45pm, no serious injuries are reported.

Lambton OPP charged three drivers Monday morning with driving past the road closed signs with flares. The drivers face a $110 fine.

Anyone who may have witnessed the crash is asked to contact OPP or Crime Stoppers.

Tractor Trailer rollover October 26, 2015. Photo courtesy of OPP via Twitter.

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