Jackknifed garbage hauler on Hwy. 402 April 8, 2016. Photo courtesy of OPP Periscope.The Hwy. 402 was described as a skating rink in east Lambton Friday morning.
The OPP, the Warwick Fire Department and Lambton EMS responded after two garbage haulers crashed in the median just before 6am.
Lambton Constable Travis Parsons says one of the garbage haulers jackknifed near Arkona Rd.
The OPP closed the westbound highway at Kerwood Rd. near Strathroy to remove the jackknifed hauler and clear debris off the highway. It reopened by 3pm.
No serious injuries are reported.
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