The Ontario Provincial Police say the tracks are already clear after a CN Rail train derailed in Amherstview Wednesday morning.
Police say only one car carrying tomato paste derailed on the north track.
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The south track continued to run. There were no injuries to crew or passersby, police say.
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Traffic at the crossing on Coronation Boulevard was briefly stopped going north and south but the car has been moved and the tracks are clear as of 8:30 Tuesday morning.
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CN said the cause of the derailment is still under investigation and apologizes for any inconvenience the incident might have caused.
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