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A crash on the Ring Road in Regina Tuesday was causing traffic delays. There was no immediate word on injuries. (Dean Gutheil/CBC)

The Tuesday evening drive home was slow for many motorists in Regina, as crashes led to traffic back-ups and heavy snow snarled other roads.

At least two accidents on the city's Ring Road were noted around the supper hour.

One vehicle was upside down in the median.

Police were on the scene and there was no immediate word on injuries.

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