A man and a woman sustained minor injuries after their car hit the trailer of a transport truck late Sunday morning.
Two people sustained minor injuries after a chain reaction collision occurred on the westbound 401 near the Highway 59 Norwich Ave exit.
Reports suggest the collision was ignited by a quick lane change from a pick up truck late yesterday morning, which caused a car to swerve into the middle lane. Oxford OPP say the car then lost control, entered the third lane and hit the trailer of a transport truck. The car and the transport then came to a stop, blocking all lanes of traffic.
Officers say the pick up truck, described as a dark black or brown Chevy Silverado or
The male driver and female passenger inside the car were transported to hospital and the transport truck driver was not injured.

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