Waterloo Regional Police say a Toronto man is facing a provincial Highway Traffic Act charge after a collision that caused lanes to be closed on one of Cambridge’s busiest streets on Monday afternoon.
Officers were called to Hespeler Road between Langs Drive and Bishop Street just before 2 p.m. to respond to the collision.
Police say a tractor-trailer was northbound on Hespeler Road when it attempted to merge lanes and collided with another truck that was headed in the same direction.
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The tractor-trailer was carrying a load of fuel with the tank being punctured as a result of the crash, police say.
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Two northbound lanes on Hespeler Road were closed as officers investigated and staff from the Ministry of Environment, Waterloo Region and city cleaned up the spill.
A 30-year-old man from Toronto is facing a charge of not changing lanes safely.
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