By News Talk Radio Staff

Three people in hospital after crash on Highway 14

Nov 11, 2014 | 1:17 PM

Warman RCMP are reminding people to take their time and drive safely on snowy roads after a collision on Highway 14 Tuesday morning.

An SUV was headed east on the highway about five miles west of Saskatoon when it was struck from behind by a car.

The car ended up in the ditch and was extremely damaged. 

The man and woman from the SUV and the man driving the car were all brought to hospital but their injuries are still unknown. 

The highway was down to one lane but was reopened after tow trucks cleared the scene.

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RCMP said that drivers need to use caution across Saskatchewan in areas which have received snow because conditions on the roads can be snowy and icy.

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