Buggy struck by car in Grey Bruce County
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A horse-drawn buggy collided with a car, injuring one person.
Provincial police say a car was travelling on Grey Road 9 when it collided with the buggy in the early morning of July 14.
One person inside the buggy was brought to a Toronto hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
A 42-year-old Southgate resident was charged with careless driving.
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Police wish to remind motorists that horse-drawn vehicles are common on Grey and Bruce County rural roadways.
Horse-drawn buggies only travel about 14 kilometres per hour, making them one of the slowest-moving vehicles on the road. They are also one of the lightest vehicles, which puts them at greater risk of injury should they become involved in a collision.
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