Crash closes section of 401 in London, Ont.
The Ontario Provincial Police crest is seen in front of a police vehicle with lights flashing in this file photo. (FIle photo/Supplied/Ontario Provincial Police)
Lane 1 of Highway 401 in London, Ont. is closed between William Shores Memorial Bridge and Veterans Memorial Parkway following a vehicle collision.
OPP are on scene to investigate.
No further details are available at this time.
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