A truck crashed into a fence at Quadra Street and Falmouth Road Thursday afternoon, coming to rest on top of some high-tension wires. (Dan Ebenal/News Staff)

A truck crashed into a fence at Quadra Street and Falmouth Road Thursday afternoon, coming to rest on top of some high-tension wires. (Dan Ebenal/News Staff)

Medical incident leads to single-vehicle crash on Quadra

A man was taken to hospital after suffering a medical incident and crashing his truck into a fence at a Saanich gas station.

The man was travelling south on Quadra Street at Falmouth Road when he sufferered a medical issue at about 3:30 p.m. Thursday. He was taken to hospital to be treated for what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries. The crash resulted in Quadra Street being closed temporarily.

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