Icy highways lead to travel warnings in Central Sask.

A few travel advisories remained in effect Wednesday morning after a tough night on highways throughout Central Saskatchewan.

RCMP were called out to a number of collisions in the Maidstone and Lloydminster areas caused by icy conditions along Highway 16, Highway 21 and Highway 303.

Another incident saw a semi jacknifed Tuesday night in the northbound lane of Highway 11 near Lumsden, causing delays for several hours until the truck could be emptied and removed from the scene.

By Wednesday morning, the province’s Highway Hotline reported slippery conditions on every major highway in the Saskatoon area. The service was recommending drivers avoid travel Wednesday morning on Highway 7 betweeen Delisle and Rosetown and on Highway 14 between Unity and the Alberta border.

Travel not recommended advisories were also in place Wednesday morning for portions of Highway 17, Highway 40, Highway 21, Highway 374 and Highway 303.

Drivers were advised to check the Highway Hotline webpage for the latest road conditions before choosing to travel.

Icy conditions were also reported on roads within Saskatoon.

UPDATE: Cleanup ongoing on 51 St at Faithful Ave after single vehicle crash. Delays in area #yxe pic.twitter.com/jkucZD8bi5

— CKOM Traffic (@ckomtraffic) December 6, 2017

In Regina, roads were mainly clear with some patches of ice reported on a few sections.