UPDATE: Collision in Oakville Leaves Two Elderly Women in Serious Condition

A collision in Oakville has left two elderly women in a serious condition.

A collision in Oakville has left two elderly women in a serious condition.

According to police, yesterday (May 8) at around 7:58 p.m., Halton Police were dispatched to Valleyridge Drive south of Dundas Street in regards to a motor vehicle collision.

Emergency services attended the scene and found two females who were suffering with head injuries.

Police say the females required immediate care.

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According to police, an 84-year-old Burlington resident was taken to a local hospital in series condition. A 92-year-old Oakville resident was taken to a trauma centre in life-threatening condition.

The Collision Reconstruction Unit went to the scene and took over the investigation.

According to police, it is believed that the vehicle involved in the collision became stuck on the curb. And, as the driver tried to reverse, she fell out of the open driver’s door and a pedestrian was struck as the vehicle was moving.

Two elderly females injured after being struck by the car they were riding in on Valleyridge Drive in #Oakville. Vehicle was stuck on a curb and became unstuck, dragging them both. One was transported by @HaltonMedics207 to Hamilton General with serious injuries. pic.twitter.com/oI3enQymTD

— DR (@Media371) May 9, 2019

Any witnesses to the collision, who haven’t spoken to police, are urged to contact the Collision Reconstruction Unit at (905) 825-4747 extension 5065.

We will provide updates as they become available.