Traffic was delayed on Sooke Road near Gillespie Road due to a vehicle crash on Friday morning. (Courtesy of Google Maps)

Traffic was delayed on Sooke Road near Gillespie Road due to a vehicle crash on Friday morning. (Courtesy of Google Maps)

Sooke Road traffic back to normal after crash in construction zone

Incident that occurred near Gillespie Road resolved after about three hours

Traffic is back to normal on Sooke Road after a vehicle crash in the construction zone near Gillespie Road caused delays hours before the long weekend.

The delays were resolved as of about 1:15 p.m. Officials first gave notice of the incident just after 10 a.m. on Friday.

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