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Two Vehicle Collision Under Investigation in West Lincoln

Wednesday, 1 September 2021 16:18

An early morning collision involving two vehicles in West Lincoln sent a 46 year old woman to hospital with life threatening injuries.

Niagara Regional Police investigating a two vehicle collision in West Lincoln early this morning.

According to investigators, a 20 year old Dunnville man was driving a Honda CR-V northbound on Caistorville Road and a 46 year old Georgetown woman was driving a Nissan Altima southbound on same road when they collided.

The CR-V flipped and landed on the roof, while the Nissan ended up in a ditch.

The man was taken to an out of region hospital with non life threatening injuries while the woman was transported to an out of region hospital with life threatening injuries, she is currently in stable condition.

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