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Freeway 401 crash in jap Ontario involving two transport vans led to congestion, two extra collisions

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One particular person was taken to hospital after their automobile went into the ditch following congestion brought on by an earlier collision involving two transport vans Thursday afternoon on Freeway 401 in jap Ontario, in line with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).

Police say shortly after 3:30 p.m., they obtained a name reporting a collision involving two transport vans on the freeway within the westbound course west of Mallorytown, inflicting congestion.

Police say because of the congestion, a second collision involving two different transport vans and a automotive occurred about half an hour later a brief distance to the east.

After one other half an hour, police obtained a name reporting a 3rd collision, additionally brought on by the congestion alongside the freeway. The third crash concerned one transport truck and a automotive. Each autos went into the ditch east of the second crash.

The driving force of the automotive concerned within the third collision was taken to hospital with critical, however non-life-threatening accidents.

Police closed the westbound course of Freeway 401 “until it was determined the injuries were non-life-threatening.” It has has since re-opened.

“Charges are pending, and will be shared in a future update,” the OPP mentioned on X Thursday.



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