Nova Scotia RCMP say a man was taken to hospital by LifeFlight with “serious injuries” after a single-vehicle crash on a highway.
Police said the crash happened around 3 p.m. Wednesday on Highway 101 in Mount Uniacke, about 40 kilometres north of Halifax.
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According to a release, a Hyundai Elantra was exiting the highway when it lost control and went through the intersection across the Mount Uniacke Connector. It stopped on the ramp for the highway.
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Police said the 43-year-old driver, who is from Lower Sackville, suffered serious injuries from the crash and was taken to hospital by LifeFlight.
The investigation into the crash is ongoing, police said.
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