Alcohol believed to be factor in multi-vehicle Airdrie collision

Airdrie RCMP are investigating a Monday night multi-vehicle collision in which they believe alcohol was involved.

On Feb. 6 at around 7:45 p.m., police were called to the intersection of East Lake Blvd. and Meadowbrook Drive.

Police said a grey Dodge Durango SUV was travelling south along East Lake Blvd. and turned onto eastbound Meadowbrook Drive when it collided with a white Toyota 4Runner SUV that was turning northbound onto East Lake Blvd. after travelling west on Meadowbrook Drive.

RCMP said the 4Runner then collided with another SUV – a white Jeep Compass – in the oncoming lane of East Lake Blvd.

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The Airdrie Fire Department was also called to the scene of the collision, treating people for minor physical injuries.

Airdrie RCMP said alcohol is believed to be a contributing factor and continue to investigate the collision.