Crash closes roadway, leave one man with moderate injury.

Date: 05/23/2011
Time: Around 2:40 P.M.
Location: York, Pennsylvania
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford Windstar, Ford F-450

By NYC RP

"A Monday afternoon crash resulted in moderate injury to a driver and road closures while the involved vehicles were cleared from the roadway. Information related to the injury and operator information is currently unavailable. The crash occurred at the intersection of Church Road and Lewisberry Road, the crash was reported at 14:44 hours. The NYCRPD continues the investigation into this crash.
Further information will be released as it becomes available. Anyone who may have witnessed the crash or who may have further information is requested to call 911 or contact the NYCRPD via nycrpd.org."


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One injured in Manchester Township crash.

Date: 05/16/2011
Time: Around 5:50 P.M.
Location: York, Pennsylvania
Vehicle(s) Involved: Honda Odyssey, Ford Escort

By NYC RP

"On 05.16.2011 at 1754 hours the Northern York County Regional Police responded to a two vehicle crash on the Susquehanna Trail at Locust Lane in Manchester Township.
Investigation found that a 2004 Honda minivan was travelling westbound on Locust Lane.  The van stopped for the posted stop sign and then pulled into the path of a 2003 Ford coupe that was travelling northbound on the Susquehanna Trail.
The Honda was operated by Bradley Burdette age 45 of Manchester Township.  The Ford was operated by Jennifer Mullins age 19 of Manchester.
Burdette and his four passengers were not injured.  Mullins suffered minor injuries.
The investigation into this crash continues.  Anyone with information is asked to call the Northern York County Regional Police at 717.292.3647 or use the crime tip reporting portion of this website."

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Two injured in Box Elder crash.

Date: 05/30/2011
Time: Afternoon
Location: Snowville, Utah
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford F-150

By ABC4

"SNOWVILLE, Utah (ABC 4 News) - A man and two boys were sent to area hospitals Monday following a rollover on Interstate 84.

Utah Highway Patrol said when entering a curve, the driver of a Ford F150 drifted off the roadway to the left into the median. The driver, 26-year-old Jason L. Smith, of West Valley City, overcorrected back to the right across the road and off to the right side.

The vehicle went down an embankment and rolled 3 times coming to a rest on its wheels facing east. All three people in the car were wearing seat belts.

Smith had a large cut on his head, A 10-year-old boy suffered a hand injury and an 11-year-old boy was uninjured. Smith was transported by ambulance to an Ogden hospital and the two boys were taken by ambulance to Bear River Valley Hospital.

UHP says this crash is proof yet again that seat belts save lives."

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Three Injured When Car Hits House.

Date: 05/05/2011
Time: Around 12:30 A.M.
Location: Hillsboro, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chevy Cobalt

By Salem-News

"(HILLSBORO, Oregon) - Today, at about 12:30 a.m., 19-year-old Stephanie Curtiss of Rock Creek was driving west on NW West Union Road, just west of NW Cornelius Pass Road. She lost control of the car as she entered a curve with a suggested speed (yellow speed sign) of 35 m.p.h.

The car left the road and entered the yard at 20130 NW West Union Road, damaging shrubs as it passed through the yard. The car then entered the adjacent yard at 20160 NW West Union Road, sheering off two trees and uprooting a third before crashing into the porch. The car then started to roll, striking a parked car in the driveway before hitting a garage door and coming to rest in its roof.

Ms. Curtiss and two adult male passengers were all wearing their seatbelts at the time of the crash. They were all able to climb from the wrecked car on their own. All three were transported to St. Vincent’s Hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. No one else was injured during this crash.

Ms. Curtiss said she tried to avoid a deer in the road and veered into the yard where she lost control of her car. Deputies speculate that she was driving significantly faster than the speed limit (45 MPH). The case is still under investigation and no one has been charged. Alcohol or drug use do not appear to be factors. The homeowners estimated the combined damage at over $10,000."

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