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UPDATE: April 20, 3:33 p.m.
According to the husband and father of two people involved in the crash Friday night, two pedestrians were caught in the accident at the bank.
Trevor tells Castanet his wife and daughter were walking home when they were struck by the moving vehicle.
His wife is currently in the hospital with a broken leg while his daughter has since been released with minor injuries.
Castanet has reached out to emergency services for more information.
UPDATE: 9:15 p.m.
Reports are coming in that emergency crews have left the scene and Highway 33 has reopened to traffic at Rutland Road.
ORIGINAL: 8:50 p.m.
A two car crash that spanned across five lanes on Friday night is snarling traffic at Highway 33 and Rutland Road North.
One passerby said they saw one car had collided with the Valley First Building and the other was on the opposite side of the highway.
Emergency crews are on scene, including EMS, fire and RCMP.
The area up until Roxby Road has been closed off to traffic for the time being as crews clean up the scattered debris.
At this time the extent of injuries in unknown.
DriveBC has a contractor on the way to assess the incident reported and advises travellers to expect delays
Castanet has reached out to the RCMP for more information.
