County Road 90 reopens after dirt bike crash
According to paramedics at the scene, County Road 90 was closed near Line 8 so Ornge could land and transport a patient to a hospital in Toronto.
EMS said a male driving a dirt bike crashed in the gravel pit and suffered severe but not life threatening injuries.
County Road 90 has no reopened and traffic has resumed as usual.
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