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A young boy has suffered nonlife threatening injuries after his snowmobile collided with a vehicle.
The collision occurred Sunday at around 4 p.m. on the Alaska Highway.
Fort St. John RCMP say a 12 year-old boy was attempting to cross the Alaska Highway near Highway 29 when he was hit by a northbound SUV.
The boy was taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries.
Police say it does not seem that speed was a factor in the crash. However, they are reminding residents that it is illegal to drive all-terrain vehicles on public roads.
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