A 19 year old has been charged with fail to yield after a crash in Ingersoll on Friday night.
INGERSOLL - Nobody was seriously injured after a crash in Ingersoll at Clarence Avenue and Kensington Avenue.
OPP were called to the collision on Friday night after after a GMC slammed into a Ford SUV at the intersection. The intersection is controlled by a stop sign both east and west on Clarence Avenue and Kensington Avenue is a through street.
The driver of the SUV was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
The 19 year old driver of the truck was not injured and was charged with Fail to Yield to Traffic on a Through Highway.

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