Man arrested after dump truck crashes into Vaughan highway overpass: OPP | CBC News
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Man arrested after dump truck crashes into Vaughan highway overpass: OPP | CBC News
"A dump truck crashed into a highway overpass in Vaughan Friday morning, leading to road closures and an arrest, said the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). Officers responded to a collision in a southbound lane of Highway 400 at Langstaff Road at 2:35 a.m., said the OPP in an emailed statement. A dump truck "with its box up [had] hit the collector side portion" of Langstaff Road Bridge, they said."
"A 32-year-old from Brampton has been arrested and charged with careless driving and for having an "overheight" vehicle, said police. OPP said the collector lanes remain closed until a Ministry of Transportation bridge inspector can assess the damage."
"There is no information on when the inspector will conduct that assessment. Police said they have handed the scene over to the ministry for the investigation."
A dump truck struck the collector side of Langstaff Road Bridge on Highway 400 in Vaughan at 2:35 a.m. The truck collided while its box was raised. A 32-year-old from Brampton was arrested and charged with careless driving and operating an overheight vehicle. Collector lanes on the highway remain closed pending inspection. A Ministry of Transportation bridge inspector must assess the damage before lanes can reopen. There is no available timing for that assessment. The scene has been turned over to the ministry for investigation.
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