Waterloo Regional Police say a woman and three children were taken to hospital after a car struck a Grand River Transit bus shelter in Kitchener on Saturday afternoon.
According to police, a Toyota left the road on Belmont Avenue near Glasgow Street shortly before 5 p.m., striking a bus shelter.
There were four people inside the shelter including a 36-year-old woman and three children who were all under the age of six, police said.
Paramedics transported all of the victims to an area hospital for treatment of serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
The two occupants of the Toyota did not report any injuries to police as a result of the collision.
Police say a 36-year-old woman from Kitchener who was behind the wheel faces charges of careless driving and failing to wear a seatbelt.
Belmont Avenue was closed for a several hours on Saturday as officers investigated the collision.
- Car theft with 7-month-old baby in back seat sparks search for suspect
- Nearly half of 124 arrested by Ontario carjacking task force were on bail: police
- Takedown: The anatomy of catching a suspected car thief
- 2 teens charged with murder, manslaughter in connection with fatal stabbing of 71-year-old N.B. man
Comments