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Single-vehicle accident slows traffic near Albany Y in P.E.I.

Alison Jenkins · Journalist | Posted: Aug. 13, 2020, 6:24 p.m. | Updated: Aug. 13, 2020, 6:24 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle collision on Route 1 east of the Albany Y in P.E.I. Thursday, Aug. 13.
Emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle collision on Route 1 east of the Albany Y in P.E.I. Thursday, Aug. 13. - Alison Jenkins/Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

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Crews were on the scene over the supper hour Thursday of a single-vehicle accident on the Trans-Canada Highway Route 1 just east of the Albany Y.

The male driver in his 30s appeared to be heading west when he left the highway, said Const. Jon Russell from East Prince RCMP.

​Island EMS was assessing the man and Borden-Carleton fire department was also on the scene.

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The intersection known as the Albany Y is where the Trans-Canada Highway splits with one arm heading towards the Confederation Bridge and the other heads west to Summerside. - Google Maps
The intersection known as the Albany Y is where the Trans-Canada Highway splits with one arm heading towards the Confederation Bridge and the other heads west to Summerside. - Google Maps

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