Pioneer Line in West Elgin closed due to serious crash
A serious collision has closed Pioneer Line in West Elgin, sending one driver to the hospital.
Pioneer is closed between Furnival Road and Kerr Road after two pick-up trucks crashed.
One driver has undetermined injuries, while the other is uninjured.
Emergency crews are on scene. Drivers are asked to avoid the area and take different routes.
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