News: 1 sent to hospital after Markham 3-vehicle crash with black ice 

MARKHAM, ON – Toronto paramedics rushed one person to the hospital after a three-vehicle crash that involved black ice Tuesday.

The Star said the collision happened before 7:30 p.m. at the intersection of Steeles Avenue East and  Reesor Road, which is along Rouge National Urban Park, Bob Hunter Memorial Park. Upon arrival, EMS crews took the wounded person to the hospital where they are recovering from minor wounds. In addition, two truck crews towed away the affected vehicles from the scene, and transportation crews came to pour salt onto the road.

Police are working to determine whether black ice was a direct contribution to Tuesday’s wreck.

Additional details will be added as our newsroom learns more.

In the event that you were injured in a car accident that was not your fault and the driver who caused your crash refuses to admit any wrongdoing, turn to Grillo Law for legal support. Our Scarborough car accident lawyer is ready to gather the essential pieces of evidence, i.e., traffic camera footage, police reports, etc., to highlight the other driver’s liability and fiercely advocate on your behalf for a compensation package that will account for those car and medical expenses, along with other lost wages. Don’t wait to receive premier legal representation. Set up a free consultation with our lawyer by calling our Scarborough office at 1-855-225-5725 or online.