Motorcycle rider has 'life-threatening injuries' after crash near Windsor assembly plant
Witnesses at the scene tell CBC News it happened around 7:50 p.m.
Windsor police are investigating a collision involving a motorcycle and minivan on Grand Marais Road East at Meldrum Road.
Witnesses at the scene tell CBC News it happened around 7:50 p.m., when a westbound motorcycle collided with a minivan turning onto Grand Marais from Meldrum. Police, however, have yet to confirm this was in fact the case.
Police say an 'adult male' was riding the motorcycle and two adults were in the minivan, however, no other information was provided regarding anyone's identity.
This is from behind Backroad Cafe, right beside Meldrum, looking south towards Grand Marais. <a href="https://t.co/8IRvOWkKc1">pic.twitter.com/8IRvOWkKc1</a>
—@BobBeckenPolice say the driver of the motorcycle is in hospital with injuries described as "life-threatening."
Grand Marais from Central Avenue to Chrysler Centre re-opened around 2 a.m. Monday.
Police say the crash remains under investigation, and there is no decision yet on whether any charges will be laid.
In the video you can see a bike seat of some sort up against the wall of the Backroad Cafe (which would’ve been closed at the time — hearing from people at nearby Central Park Athletics it occurred ‘about an hour ago’ fwiw). <a href="https://t.co/ZA0MNfiKHY">pic.twitter.com/ZA0MNfiKHY</a>
—@BobBecken