Police say there were no injuries after a vehicle and snowplow collided in Innisfil.
According to South Simcoe police, on Friday at around 8 a.m., officers received a report of a collision on 20th Sideroad at Killarney Beach Road.
Police say a vehicle and snowplow collided.
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Officers say there was minor damage to the front end of the vehicle, however, no one was injured as a result of the collision.
Police are reminding drivers to stay back from working snowplows and other winter maintenance vehicles.
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Officers also say you should never pass a working snowplow.
“Be patient – it takes time to clear the roads after a snowfall. If you’re driving behind a snowplow, wait for it to finish its job. Roads are plowed in sections, so you usually won’t be stuck behind a plow for more than 20-30 minutes,” the police release reads.
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