Early morning crash prompts road closure in Bruce Peninsula
OPP cruiser in this undated file image.
Spring Creek Road in South Bruce Peninsula is closed due to a serious single-vehicle collision that took place early Friday morning.
Just after 3 a.m., Grey Bruce OPP were called to the incident.
The road is closed between Legion Road and Allenford Road for an ongoing investigation.
Drivers are asked to avoid the area and find a different route.
Updates to come as they are made available.
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