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Avenue Road in Cambridge reopened following four-vehicle crash

Waterloo Regional Police Services sign. (Erin Anderson/CityNews Kitchener)

By Luke Schulz

Posted Jan 31, 2025 11:31:51 AM.

Last Updated Jan 31, 2025 03:28:43 PM.

Avenue Road in Cambridge has reopened following a multi-vehicle collision Friday morning.

Waterloo Regional Police said four vehicles were involved in that crash, including one that has ended up in the ditch.

Avenue road was closed for for several hours between Chimney Hill Drive and Townline Road, but has since reopened.

Road conditions were reportedly icy through the area.

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