Highway 427 SB ramp at Highway 407 to be closed for several hours following single-vehicle crash
A tow truck removes a vehicle from the side of Highway 427 at the 407 following a collision. (Screengrab from OPP video on X)
The Highway 427 southbound ramp to Highway 407 will be closed for several hours for repairs following a single-vehicle collision, says the OPP.
The crash happened at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, say police.
The driver of the vehicle was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
An unnamed 19-year-old man from Bradford has now been charged with careless driving.
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