Fatal Accident Kills One On 753.

Date: 01/25/2013
Time: Around 4:00 P.M.
Location: Near Washington Court House, Ohio
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chrysler Town and Country

By Fayette Advocate

"Deputies believe that weather conditions may have played a role in a fatal accident in Fayette County on Friday.
According to the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, the crash occurred shortly before 4 p.m. on State Route 753 near Rock Mills-Good Hope Road in Wayne Township.
Deputies said that the female driver, Phyllis L. Rea, 63, of Greenfield, was traveling north in a tan Dodge caravan when she slid off the roadway, went left of center, and into a ditch. The vehicle continued through the ditch and struck a fence and two trees.
Rea’s seat was believed to have broken during impact. Deputies said she was not wearing a seat belt.
The crash remains under investigation."

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Update: Crash Injures 3 In Anderson, Driver Ticketed.

Date: 05/10/2012
Time: Around 2:15 P.M.
Location: Anderson, South Carolina
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chrysler Town & Country, Kia Rio

By WSPA Staff

"Anderson County, SC --

The Highway Patrol worked an accident Sunday in Anderson - at the intersection of Clemson Road and Royal American Road.
Troopers say it happened around 2:15 p.m..
They say a Chrysler Minivan was at a stop sign and attempted to make a left turn onto Clemson Road (US 76) and turned in front of a Kia.
The driver and passenger of the Kia were injured and transported by ambulance to AnMed.  Troopers say neither were wearing a seat belt.
Troopers say the driver of the minivan -- 34 year old Melissa Manley of Anderson -- was injured and transported by ambulance to AnMed.
The other two passengers in the minivan -- a 6 year old boy and a 2 year old girl - were not injured.
Troopers say Manley was cited for failure to yield right of way."

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Toddler dies from injuries in Naperville bus crash.

Date: 04/23/2012
Time: Around 09:00 A.M.
Location: Naperville, Illinois
Vehicle(s) Involved: School bus, Chrysler Town and Country

By Lee Filas

"A 23-month old Oswego girl has died from injures she sustained a week ago in a bus accident in Naperville.
(censored) of Oswego, died at 10:45 p.m. Sunday at Loyola Medical Center in Maywood, said officials from the Cook County medical examiner’s office.

Officials said Jada is an organ donor, and that an examination would be performed after her donation is completed today.
The toddler was critically injured in a crash caused when the girl’s mother drove a minivan into an oncoming school bus to avoid rear-ending a car stopped in front of her in south Naperville, authorities said.
Police say (censored), 36, of Oswego, was driving a Chrysler Town and Country minivan south on 248th Avenue and swerved into northbound traffic to avoid a stopped car that was making a left turn onto Lapp Lane.
The school bus, headed north on 248th, hit the van causing it to roll on its roof.
Hanson, her 4-year-old son and the 56-year-old driver of the otherwise unoccupied bus all were treated for minor injuries at Edward Hospital in Naperville."

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1 injured in crash into Sydenstricker business.

Date: 09/25/2011
Time: Around 5:30 P.M.
Location: Kirksville, Missouri
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chrysler Town and Country

By Daily Express

"Kirksville, Mo. —

A medical emergency left a Kirksville man’s min-van parked in the front of a local tractor store with the driver transported to Columbia in critical condition.

Regis Wehner, 87, was traveling southbound near 1400 N. Baltimore St. when he suffered from a medical condition and ran off the roadway, ending up in the front of the Sydenstricker tractor store about 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

According to the Kirksville police report, Wehner’s 2007 Chrysler mini-van was towed from the scene. Damage estimates were not available for either the vehicle or the business, as of Monday morning.

Sydenstricker Sales Manager Bill Frazee said at least five mowers were total losses and the building sustained significant damage to its store front.

Frazee said thankfully that the business was not open that Sunday afternoon and there was no one inside the building when Wehner lost control.

Wehner was transported from the scene to the Northeast Regional Medical Center where he was stabilized and transported to University Hospital in Columbia.

As of Monday morning, Wehner was listed in critical condition at University Hospital.

No citations were issued at the scene, according to police."

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