Police say a driver is dead following a two vehicle collision in Flamborough, Ont. on Wednesday afternoon.
The crash – involving a burgundy Honda SUV and a silver Ford sedan – happened just before 1 p.m. at the northwest corner of Woodhill Road and Highway 5 West.
“The driver of the silver four door vehicle was pronounced deceased on scene and is still trapped in the vehicle,” Const. Indy Bharaj told Global News on scene.
Bharaj said both vehicles were located in a ditch on Highway 5 when emergency crews arrived.
Investigators believe the Ford, travelling northbound on Woodhill, was struck in the intersection by the Honda.
A 64-year-old from Cambridge is the sedan driver who succumbed to injuries at the scene.
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The other driver, a 73-year-old Hamilton woman, was sent to hospital with minor injuries.
Bharaj said the nature of the crash and the factors leading up to it have not yet been determined.
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