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Tow truck operators marked their second day on the scene of a major crash in Stoney Creek that happened on Friday.
The crash happened at Centennial Parkway North and South Service Road just after 8 a.m., during the rush hour Friday commute.
Tow truck operators continued to clean up the mess on Saturday. A crew member told CHCH News that they still had to pull out a 40,000 pound steel coil buried in the mud.
Hamilton Police were called to the scene when a tractor trailer went off the road into a gully after a sedan went through a red light at the busy intersection. The truck driver wasn’t hurt and the man driving the sedan was taken to hospital with minor injuries.
There was concern about disturbing a natural gas line below the ground. It took 10 hours to clear the intersection. Charges have not yet been laid.
