DRIVER GUIDED OFF HWY. 11 SB BY POLICE FOR HAVING HER CAR HOOD COVERING WINDSHIELD YESTERDAY NEAR ALLENSVILLE ROAD JUST PAST NOON

Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com

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HUNTSVILLE — A woman slowly driving on Hwy. 11 just afternoon yesterday was gently guided the vehicle off the road by a police cruiser for having her windshield fully covered by her Honda car hood.

Police arrested and charged her after reports she was driving southbound on Highway 11 with an obstructed windshield.

On October 19, at 12:35 p.m., officers located her Honda travelling well below the posted speed limit southbound on Highway 11 near Allensville Road, just south of Huntsville.

The vehicle was observed to have its hood open, which covered the entire windshield, while the vehicle was travelling on the highway.

Due to the danger posed by the driver operating the vehicle in this manner, officers made gentle contact with the vehicle and slowly directed the vehicle safely onto the southbound shoulder.

As a result of the investigation, Roxanne Boisvert, 38 years old of West Nipissing Ontario has been charged with:

  • Dangerous Operation of Motor Vehicle
  • Drive while suspended
  • Fail to Stop for police
  • Drive with Cannabis readily available
  • Operate Motor vehicle with no Insurance
  • Drive Motor Vehicle with Obstructed Windshield

There were no injuries to anyone and only minor damage to one police vehicle.

The accused is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Bracebridge on November 17, 2026

Police received reports of the vehicle and located it SB on Hwy. 11 where the OPP cruiser made a slight contact to nudge it to the roadside. PHOTO OPP

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