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Woman transported to Toronto trauma centre after Bradford collision involving snowmobile

South Simcoe police are still investigating the collision in Bradford that sent the woman to hospital. South Simcoe Police / File / Twitter

A 27-year-old woman was transported to a Toronto trauma centre following a crash in Bradford involving a snowmobile on Sunday, South Simcoe police say.

At about 3 p.m., officers say they were called to the backyard of a home on Holland Street West near Langford Boulevard, along with paramedics and fire crews, to find a woman with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

According to police, the 27-year-old woman was operating the snowmobile that became involved in a crash. She was taken to a local hospital but was later transported to a Toronto trauma centre.

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Officers say the collision is under investigation.

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With winter here, police are reminding snowmobilers to:

  • Always wear a helmet
  • Ride sober
  • Read the owner’s manual
  • Take a cellphone and emergency kit
  • Bring your licence, insurance slip and rider’s permit
  • Obey all posted speed limits
  • Slow down at night
  • Check the weather conditions
  • Let someone know your estimated arrival and return times
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