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Driver Dies After Collision On Boundary Road In Vancouver, Passenger Injured

19 Jun, 2017 10:32 AM

Vancouver Police are investigating a single vehicle collision on Boundary Road that has claimed the life of the driver, and the passenger has been rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Just before noon, officers were called to a collision in the southbound lanes of Boundary Road near Marine Way. It appears there was only one vehicle involved and it struck a hydro pole.

#BCHwy1 WB at Kensington, vehicle incident has closed the on ramp. Expect delays, use alternate route pic.twitter.com/NkkQmH5EXY
— DriveBC LM (@DriveBC_LM) June 18, 2017

The VPD’s Collision Investigation Unit will remain on scene throughout the afternoon as they collect evidence and try to determine what may have caused the collision.

There is no additional information to share at this time.

Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to contact police.

#BCHwy99 Vehicle collision SB in the #StanleyPark causeway, at the lost lagoon. Blocking the park exit. Expect delays. #Vancouver #NorthVan pic.twitter.com/i3xC67OhQq
— DriveBC LM (@DriveBC_LM) June 18, 2017

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