A crash near the BC Ferries Tsawwassen ferry terminal this morning is impacting traffic and causing delays for travellers, the company said.

In an advisory, BC Ferries said an accident on the causeway leading into the Tsawwassen terminal is blocking traffic down to one lane.

“Police are on scene and are working with emergency crews to clear the causeway for traffic,” they added. “Until the causeway is clear, ​traffic will be alternating directions.”

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According to Delta Police, the collision involved three vehicles and one person was seriously injured.

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In the meantime, customers travelling to and from Tsawwassen are being advised “that they may experience a delay in accessing or leaving the terminal.”

Still, BC Ferries said that “every effort will be made to ensure reserved customers will have their reservations honoured on the next available sailing once they arrive to the terminal.”