Thousands Of Pepsi Cans Spill On Alberta Highway (PHOTOS)

A crash on one of Alberta's busiest highways Thursday left hundreds, if not thousands, of Pepsi cans strewn across the road.

STARS Air Ambulance was called to an area near the Millet overpass on the QEII highway north around 1:30 p.m.

According to RCMP, a heavy equipment vehicle collided with a semi-trailer carrying a large inventory of Pepsi cans.

Chris Buyze posted a photo from the scene to Twitter:

Crash on #QEll. Driver seriously hurt, @STARSambulance on scene. Thousands of Pepsi cans on the highway. #yegtraffic pic.twitter.com/e6YOXk5Trp
— Chris Buyze (@chrisbuyze) January 8, 2015

Another witness, Brenda, also posted a series of photos:

@QEIITraffic @511Alberta Pepsi truck lost its load just before Millet exit an QE2 North pic.twitter.com/vJSghLvet9
— BS (@brendasick_sick) January 8, 2015

RCMP says no one was seriously injured, despite having to remove a driver from under the cab of the heavy machinery transport. Cleanup continues and traffic is once again moving.