Highway 104 the site of multiple vehicle crashes on Labour Day

Published on September 3, 2012; Published on September 3, 2012

Topics :: RCMP , Colchester Regional Hospital , Ford Ranger

DEBERT – RCMP and medical emergencies were kept busy on the holiday Monday as a number of accidents took place on Hwy. 104.

At about 12:30 p.m., near the Masstown Exit 12, a white Chevrolet van that was travelling westbound lost control and flipped into the ditch. The three occupants of the van, one male and two females, all age 26, were transported to Colchester Regional Hospital with serious injuries.

Moments later in the eastbound lane of the same area, a rear-end collision occurred between a Ford Escape and a Ford Ranger. No injuries were sustained in that collision.

Traffic was re-routed for several hours at Debert and the accidents were being investigated.

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Angela kent

- September 4, 2012 at 07:33:15

I was on that road yesturday working...I do homecare for the Von. the amount of reckless driving I saw was incredible.for one cars should not be allowed or campers to park on the side of the road along masstown market ....duhhh its a road not a parking lot..and ....yes instead of having put a million dollar bridge in portipique put up some Damn lights obviously some drivers are unaware of what the hell they are doing.... I almost got hit there yesturday ...I have three daughters and im a single mom ...would the politicians like to deliver the news to my kids if something happens .. Really take some tax payer money and put up some stoplights and save some lives.

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