A vehicle crashed into a bus shelter on Friday morning.
Emergency crews responded to the collision in the area of Princess Street and Barry Avenue in Mississauga at approximately 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 9, a Peel Regional Police spokesperson told INSAUGA Canada.
The vehicle, occupied by a driver and one passenger, hit the shelter, police said.
No injuries were reported.
Police said the investigation into the collision and the circumstances surrounding it remains ongoing.
Photos from the scene show a silver vehicle on the sidewalk and the bus shelter collapsed. Glass is strewn across the sidewalk.
There is no word yet on any charges.
This isn’t the first time a vehicle has hit a bus shelter in Peel Region.
In September 2024, a multi-vehicle crash at Derry Road West and Terragar Boulevard in Meadowvale West resulted in one vehicle striking a bus shelter. One pedestrian suffered minor injuries and was transported to hospital.
In another incident in June this year, a bus shelter was destroyed in a hit-and-run crash. In this two-vehicle crash, one vehicle hit the shelter and also damaged a light pole. No injuries were reported, but police said the driver of one of the vehicles fled the scene.
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