Multi-vehicle crash causes delays on Highway 16 west of Edmonton
Three vehicles were involved in a crash west of Edmonton on Monday.
It happened on Highway 16 near Range Road 20.
STARS Air Ambulance was dispatched to the crash scene, but a spokesperson says no one was transported.
Police confirm no serious injuries were reported.
Traffic on the highway was impacted for several kilometres around the crash scene.
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