Afternoon crash sends one person to hospital

One person was hurt after a two-vehicle crash at Southdale and Pond Mills, March 2, 2022. (Bryan Bicknell / CTV News)

One person has been hurt after a two-car crash in London at Southdale and Pond Mills Roads Wednesday afternoon.

The incident happened around 2 p.m. at the t-shaped intersection.

Police say the driver of an SUV was transported to hospital with non life-threatening injuries after the car she was operating collided with a mini-van.

Traffic was backed up in the area but the scene was cleared within the hour.

According to police, the crash is still under investigation.

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