Ontario Premier Doug Ford was not injured after an Ontario Provincial Police

Ontario Premier Doug Ford was  not injured after an  Ontario Provincial Police vehicle he was  riding in was involved in a  crash on Highway 401 earlier  today.
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Speaking to reporters at  Queen's Park, Ford said the vehicle he was  riding in was  "burnt up" after leaving the Darlington  nuclear power plant, where he  was holding a press conference to  unveil a new energy partnership with the  United States.
"Oh, yeah, we were leaving OPG, driving down the highway and the car  broke down and  that's all I can  say," he  said.
"But we were driving straight  and, without warning, we  were hit, hit. I  know, this head is like limestone.  It's hard as a  rock."
Ford went on to say  that the driver  who hit the vehicle he was  riding in  "went all the way to the other side of the  highway."
"It was  terrible. "I just  hope he's okay," he  said.
A spokesman for  Ford's office said the  prime minister and the staff and  members of the Ontario Provincial Police who were  traveling with him in the vehicle were  not injured.
The spokesman said the driver of the other vehicle  suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

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