Halifax police continue to investigate a six-vehicle collision that temporarily closed multiple lanes on Highway 111 in Dartmouth on Wednesday morning.
Police said officers responded to the scene of the crash, located in the Halifax-bound lanes of the highway at approximately 7:30 a.m.
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The roadway was temporarily closed and traffic was redirected at Exit 5.
It has since reopened.
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Halifax Regional Police said they believe there was an initial collision between two vehicles and then a second collision involving four other vehicles.
There were no reported injuries and police say their investigation is ongoing.
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