Multi-vehicle crash snarls traffic in Dartmouth

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By Mark Hodgins

Posted Apr 11, 2025 01:14:31 PM.

Last Updated Apr 11, 2025 01:36:31 PM.

Regional police say a multi-vehicle crash in Dartmouth snarled traffic on Friday afternoon.

Police say the crash happened at the intersection of Highfield Park Drive and Victoria Road, and that intersection was closed to traffic.

Drivers and pedestrians were being detoured for the time being.

People are asked to stay away from the area to avoid delays.

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