A teenager from Baden has been charged with careless driving after a crash in New Dundee seriously injured two motorcycle riders.
NEW DUNDEE - A teenager from Baden has been charged with careless driving after a crash in New Dundee seriously injured two motorcycle riders.
Police say the 17 year old was driving his car on Sandhills road when he hit two motorcycles going west on Bridge Street on Monday morning. The motorcycles had the right of way. Two riders on the first bike, both 62 year olds from Oshawa were taken to the hospital with serious injuries after being thrown from their bike. The driver on the other motorcycle suffered minor injuries.
The teen was also taken to the hospital as a precaution and he has been charged with careless driving.

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