ATV operator charged after collision in South Bruce
An ATV operator was charged after colliding with a motor vehicle on Concession 4, East of Teeswater.
Wearing no helmet, the ATV driver failed to yield while leaving a driveway, resulting in a passenger vehicle hitting the ATV on July 5 just after 10 a.m.
The 56-year-old operator of the ATV was ejected and treated for minor injuries at the hospital.
He's been charged with fail to yield from driveway and driver - no helmet. The roadway was closed for a short time.
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