News: Woman in her 70s hospitalized after Scarborough pedestrian-vehicle collision
SCARBOROUGH, ON – A woman in her 70s was taken to a hospital after a pedestrian-vehicle collision in Scarborough on...
BRAMPTON, ON – A man in his 60s was hospitalized following a scooter crash that happened at the intersection of Vodden Street East and Garfield Crescent on Thursday.
Peel Regional Police told CTV News that the incident unfolded around 9:45 a.m., when the man, who was riding a scooter, crashed into a curb on eastbound Vodden Street.
The man fell off the scooter and was seriously injured. One ambulance rushed him to a hospital, and then another transported him to the trauma centre for treatment of critical injuries.
No other occupants appeared to have been involved.
Police are working to determine why the man lost control of his scooter.
Police closed Vodden Street East between Garfield Crescent and Cumberland Drive to accommodate the cleanup of the scene. All lanes have reopened since.
If you were injured in a scooter crash that was no fault of your own, leave it to Grillo Law’s Toronto personal injury lawyers to help you establish liability and work with you personally to secure financial compensation for your injuries, medical bills, and other losses. We are available 24/7 for free consultations. Schedule yours by submitting a contact form or calling our firm at 416 614 6000.
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