A woman has been charged with impaired driving following a collision in Huntsville, police say.
Huntsville OPP say on Saturday, just before 7 p.m., a silver pickup truck was travelling westbound on Main Street West when it crossed the centre of the road, and drove into the back of an eastbound black pickup truck.
Police believe the female driver of the silver pickup truck had fallen asleep at the wheel, causing the collision.
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They say an investigation revealed she was allegedly impaired by drugs at the time of the collision.
Police say as a result, 41-year-old Andrea Hyland from Huntsville was arrested and charged with impaired driving and possession of a Schedule 1 drug.
Officers say she is scheduled to appear in court in Huntsville on April 17.
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