2 people hospitalized in rollover collision on Anthony Henday near Terwillegar Drive

Collision along Anthony Henday Drive near Terwillegar Drive. (Photo Credit: Matt Battochio)

By Cole Fortner

Posted July 10, 2024 9:55 am.

Last Updated July 10, 2024 2:39 pm.

Edmonton police say two people in hospital following a rollover collision on Anthony Henday Drive near Terwillegar Drive Wednesday morning.

EPS issued a short statement just before 9 a.m., saying traffic is being diverted onto the Terwillegar offramp, and only the far-left lane is open. At the time, drivers were asked to avoid the area.

Traffic along Anthony Henday Drive following a collision near Terwillegar Drive. (Photo Credit: Matt Battochio)

Just before Noon, EPS said around 7 a.m., a 19-year-old was driving a Ford Ranger west on Anthony Henday.

The Ranger then reportedly made a sudden lane change from the middle lane to the right lane. While making the lane change, the Ranger hit the front end of a Ford F150.

Both vehicles then when off the road into the ditch, where the Ranger rolled before coming to a stop.

Collision along Anthony Henday Drive near Terwillegar Drive. (Photo Credit: Matt Battochio)

EPS says the occupants of the Ford Ranger were taken to hospitals by EMS with non-life-threatening injuries.

The driver of the F150 was not not injured in the collision.

Collision along Anthony Henday Drive near Terwillegar Drive. (Photo Credit: Matt Battochio)

Police also note that alcohol is not believed to be a factor in the collision.

All lanes on Anthony Henday Drive have been reopened.

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