Barrie police attended two crashes on Friday morning, one of which sent a driver to a local hospital with minor injuries.
At 9:30 a.m., officers responded to Anne Street and Shirley Avenue for a collision.
According to Peter Leon, the Barrie Police Service’s corporate communications coordinator, a red car was driving south on Anne Street when it struck another car that was entering Anne Street from Shirley Avenue.
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Leon said one of the drivers was transported to a hospital and that charges are pending.
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The road has also been reopened to traffic.
The same morning, officers also attended a collision at the intersection of Gunn and Oak streets, where one vehicle had rolled over.
Police say no injuries were reported.
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The intersection was closed pending the police investigation.
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