Car rolls over in Highway 6 collision
According to Ontario Provincial Police, first responders were called to the two-vehicle crash in the westbound lanes around 6:20 a.m.
One of the vehicles rolled over and came to rest on its roof, up against the highway's median.
Highway 6 collision crash opp cambridge ontario provincial police
Rollover collision on Highway 6. (Source: OPP)
OPP said a 27-year-old from Brampton was charged with careless driving.
The westbound lanes have reopened to traffic.
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