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Several highways in the province are seeing winter driving conditions.
Craik RCMP has been responding to several rollovers involving passenger vehicles and semis on Highway 11 between Davidson and Craik, according to a press release.
Three individuals have all been reported to hospital.
Rob Karaim is the Craik RCMP Detachment Commander Sargeant and warns drivers to be aware of the dangers out on the highways.
“The roads are too slippery; there is (no) time to react. If you are on the road, please think of slowing down considerably in order to drive with care. If you see emergency vehicles, slow down even more to let them pass safely. If you are in the ditch, please be patient, tow trucks are currently working at maximum capacity. We will all get to you soon,” Karaim said.
The recent rain and snowfall overnight are causing less than ideal conditions.
If you plan on heading out on the highways this long weekend, make sure to check the Highway Hotline.