Man dead after single-vehicle crash in Port Credit

Police say that the victim was ejected from the vehicle.While the circumstances surrounding the collision remain unclear, police confirm that they are investigating speed as a possible factor. .

Images from the scene on Saturday morning showed two light poles that were toppled by the force of the impact. The black vehicle involved in the crash could also be seen split into several pieces.Peel Regional Police’s Major Collision Bureau is currently conducting an investigation at the scene.

Jesus. It looks like somebody dismantled the car. God only knows how fast dude was going.

...,probably tried to pass a woman driver on the right(!) and lost control - How sad!!!! Drivers: Stay in the extreme right lane, unless passing.....Ladies, are you listening?

Glad a scum is out of the road!

RIP. Not sure what this guy was thinking/agonizing over before this crash.

Well that’s disturbing to see.

I suppose alcohol or some other mood modifier was also a factor

Wow how sad

Most probably ...

Holy hell.

Yowzers

That’s just crazy!! That car is mangled beyond recognition!! Obviously speed was a BIG factor, as well as stupidity!!

How fast was this guy going! Don’t play with your lives, you want to go fast? Take it to the track.

Life lessons can sometimes be the harshest

Should have used his blinker.

One less idiot on the road. Good thing it was just him. To bad the lit up sign didnt say posta a note, dont speed.

Obviously didn't care how many he killed!!

That's sad. I didn't use my CIBC account recently. A $3 surcharge was a deterrent. There is no free chewing for accounts with over a thousand dollars. It starts at $3,000.00 in Peterborough. Theft in Landsdowne Place free standing bank. That's just wrong. They use client's cash.

Bloody hell! Can’t believe the reporter just said ‘he believes speed was a factor’ thanks for that insight.

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