A 49-year-old driver was arrested and charged with impaired driving after she crashed into a pole, Caledon OPP say.
According to police, the woman was charged with impaired driving and with having a blood alcohol concentration over 80.
Officers say a crash caused by impaired driving isn’t an accident.
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They are reminding people to plan ahead for the weekend and to designate a sober driver.
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