Truck leaves roadway and lands in Huron County creek : OPP
Crash in South Huron on Sept. 21, 2023. (Submitted/OPP)
Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating the cause of a crash after police say a pickup truck left the roadway and landed upright in a small creek on Thursday.
Police said the single-vehicle crash happened at around 1 p.m., on Airport Line between Huron and Kirkton Roads in the South Huron.
The driver is facing non-life threatening injuries, according to OPP.
Police included images that show a black truck in a creek with damage to its front end.
Police said the road is closed temporarily while work is done to remove the vehicle.
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