A crash had closed a portion of the Pat Bay Highway outside Sidney after a crash on Wednesday morning. (Courtesy of Google)

A crash had closed a portion of the Pat Bay Highway outside Sidney after a crash on Wednesday morning. (Courtesy of Google)

Pat Bay section reopened near Sidney after morning crash

Crash happened between McTavish Road and Beacon Avenue

Northbound traffic is back to normal on the Pay Bay Highway near Sidney.

A vehicle crash between McTavish Road and Beacon Avenue closed part of the stretch on Wednesday morning.

READ: Vancouver Island waters an ‘overflow industrial parking lot’ as freighter traffic skyrockets: MP

 

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