Waterloo Regional Police say a 40-year-old Kitchener woman is facing charges in connection to a collision involving an ION LRT train on Monday morning.
They say officers were called to Caroline Street South and William Street West in Waterloo shortly after 9 a.m. for the reported collision between the LRT train and an automobile.
Police say the LRT was headed south before entering the intersection and colliding with the automobile, which was making a righthand turn.
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They say there were no injuries reported as a result of the collision.
Police say the woman has been charged with making an unsafe turn.
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