Home Truck Daily Truck-car collision in Stone Ridge sends one person to hospital, closes part...

Truck-car collision in Stone Ridge sends one person to hospital, closes part of Route 209 | Police Blotter

STONE RIDGE, N.Y. — A Monday afternoon collision involving a commercial vehicle and a car sent one person to a hospital and shut down part of U.S. Route 209, according to a state police spokesman.

Trooper Steven Nevel, the public information officer for state police Troop F, said a passenger vehicle hit a truck that was hauling gravel about 12:30 p.m. on Route 209 near Kripplebush Road, at the southern end of Stone Ridge. The truck ended up on its side. 

One person was airlifted from the scene, Nevel said, but he had no information about the person or the injuries suffered.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation was called in to oversee the cleanup of what Nevel called “a significant amount of hydraulic fluid” at the scene.

Route 209 was shut down between Kyserike Road and state Route 213, and Nevel said the road probably would remain closed until at least 5:30 p.m.

Credit: Source link

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Must Read

Tesla Cybertruck named “Disruptor of the Year” in Top Gear 2023 awards – TESLARATI

Tesla Cybertruck named “Disruptor of the Year” in Top Gear 2023 awards  TESLARATI Credit: Source link

Maximising efficiency in tight spaces with Yale Lift Truck … – ForkliftAction.com

Maximising efficiency in tight spaces with Yale Lift Truck ...  ForkliftAction.com Credit: Source link

Wundowie crash: Road horror after female driver is killed after colliding with four truck convoy – Daily Mail

Wundowie crash: Road horror after female driver is killed after colliding with four truck convoy  Daily Mail Credit: Source link

Tremcar expands U.S. operations – Truck News

Tremcar has added 20,000 sq.-ft. of manufacturing space to its Strasburg, Ohio,...

30% of crash-related tows include predatory billing: ATRI – Truck News

An American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) study of carrier invoices has found...