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One dead, one injured after vehicle drives into Pickering bus shelter: police

One dead, one injured after vehicle drives into Pickering bus shelter: police

Police say one person has died and another has been seriously injured after a vehicle drove into a bus shelter in Pickering, east of Toronto.

Durham regional police say the collision took place on Kingston Road between Brock and Valleyfarm roads on Wednesday afternoon.

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Police say a woman has died and a man is being treated for serious injuries at a Toronto-area hospital.

They say the driver stayed at the scene and is co-operating with the investigation.

Part of Kingston Road has been closed off to traffic and police say to expect travel disruptions in the area.


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