One person is dead following a crash on Highway 63 Tuesday night.
Boyle R-C-M-P say the driver of a pickup truck was killed on Highway 63 last night when the vehicle pulled onto the road and collided with a semi hauling sulphur.
The driver of the semi wasn’t hurt and none of the sulphur spilled.
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The person who died has not been identified and police say weather was not a factor in the crash.
At least 47 people have died on Highway 63 in the past six years, including seven people killed in a head-on crash last year.
The road links Edmonton with Fort McMurray.
The provincial government announced plans to twin the highway last spring, with construction to be completed in 2016.
With files from Canadian Press
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