A crash closes Huron Church Rd., October 4, 2015. (Photo courtesy of Windsor traffic cams)Police say no one has been injured after a collision between two transport trucks backed up traffic on Huron Church Rd. in Windsor.
The Windsor Police Service says the collision occurred on Sunday around 4pm. One of the tractor trailers rear-ended the other between Prince Rd. and Tecumseh Rd.
The crash shut down northbound traffic until a single lane was opened.
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