Quebec man dead after out-of-control RV crashes into Quebec ferry: police
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This article was published 25/06/2019 (2327 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TADOUSSAC, Que. – One of the two people seriously injured when their recreational vehicle crashed into a Quebec ferry has died.
Quebec provincial police said 40-year-old Eric Belec wasn’t able to stop the RV, which careened down an embankment and off a launch ramp before crashing in a heap on the ferry that was just pulling away from the dock in Tadoussac, Que.
Belec died in hospital Monday evening. A 40-year-old female passenger remained in hospital in critical condition Tuesday morning.
The accident at the Tadoussac pier, about 250 kilometres northeast of Quebec City, cancelled ferry crossings to Baie-Sainte-Catherine for several hours before service resumed late Monday evening with a single ferry.
Sgt. Hugues Beaulieu of the Quebec provincial police said mechanical issues with the RV were likely to blame for the crash.
The year-round service is in operation 24 hours a day to ferry vehicle traffic across the Saguenay River.