2 people killed, 1 man in hospital after serious crash on Hwy. 400
Posted December 7, 2025 7:54 am.
Last Updated December 7, 2025 3:14 pm.
Two people are dead and one man is in critical condition following a serious collision on Highway 400 in Vaughan early Sunday morning.
According to provincial police, the crash happened just before 3:45 a.m. near Major Mackenzie Drive. It involved a transport truck and a sedan that was operating as a rideshare.
Investigators say the sedan was occupied by three people when it struck the end of a guard rail while exiting the highway, which caused a secondary collision with the truck.
Two of the occupants in the rideshare were pronounced dead at the scene. They have both been identified as two men in their 30s from Bradford. The driver of the vehicle — a 50-year-old man from Toronto — was seriously injured and transported to a hospital for treatment.
The driver of the transport truck was unharmed, police added.
All northbound lanes of the highway were closed at Major Mackenzie Drive for more than several hours while crews investigated, and reopened around noon.
