What Happened
On a cold evening on January 24, 2003, a driver was traveling on Highway 15 in northeastern Kingston, Ontario, when he suddenly spotted a large white light behind the tree line. Two white lights appeared larger than ordinary stars and moved southwest. A flashing red light appeared between them, shifting regularly from the left light to the right. A steady red light was visible to the right of the white light.
The driver slowed to 10–15 km/h and switched on his high beams for a clearer view. He described an equilateral triangle, black or nearly gray, with all three sides expanding equally. At each point of the triangle was a white dome of light about half the size of a volleyball. The lights did not cast beams outward; they looked like glowing domes.
As the triangle passed over his car, he got a view of its underside. Beneath it was a three-dimensional, dark-gray structure with sharp, protruding edges resembling an arrowhead. It appeared perfectly symmetrical, with a small inner rectangle, a larger outer one, and then another inner rectangle, suggesting the design of an advanced aircraft.
The driver thought it might be a stealth military aircraft, but saw no sign of any effect: the radio kept playing, the car’s lights did not change, and he felt no vibrations or heard any unusual background noise. He also saw the lights of two other vehicles approaching from the next bend in the road, which reassured him that others might see the object too.
Why It’s Interesting
The report describes an equilateral triangle, a shape common in accounts of triangular UFOs, which typically feature three domed lights. Its distinctive features—three white domes, a flashing red light, a low altitude of two to three telephone poles, and a speed of about 40 km/h—make the sighting unusual. The vehicle’s systems and radio showed no signs of interference, making it harder to identify the object as an ordinary military aircraft.
Summary
The account is from a single eyewitness, with no video or additional measurements. The details are compelling, but no further information is available to confirm the object’s origin, leaving it unexplained.
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TL;DR – A Canadian driver saw a dark triangle with three white domes of light over the road. The sighting lasted about two minutes, and his vehicle was unaffected.
