Work is part of two-structure contract Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that traffic will be shifted this Thursday night at […]
This crash occurred around 10:11 PM on April 12,2024 as both a 2016 Toyota Tacoma and a 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe were traveling west on Lincoln […]
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Left lane to be closed for median attenuator repair; work previously scheduled for tomorrow
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On November 16, 2023 at 12:19 P.M. a 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo operated by Juliann O’ Malley, 52 of Ronks, PA was traveling east on Lincoln Highway when the operator lost control of the vehicle. The vehicle drove partially off the roadway and on to a grassy shoulder. Upon re-entering the highway, the vehicle traveled into the oncoming traffic lane (westbound) and collided head-on with a 2019 Volvo Tractor, towing a Semi trailer. As a result of the collision, O’ Malley became entrapped in the vehicle. The driver’s side airbag deployed during the impact; however, O’Malley was not wearing a seatbelt.
Members from the Gordonville Ambulance and Kinzer and Paradise fire companies extracted O’Malley from the vehicle using mechanical lifesaving equipment. She was subsequently transported by ambulance to Lancaster General Hospital where she succumbed to her injuries.
Source: PA State Police, Lancaster, PA. via. Master Trooper Whiteside
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PSP Lancaster – On November 1, 20223, Pennyslvania State Police, Troop J,
Lancaster Station released information regarding a multi-vehicle crash that occurred on
5000 block of Lincoln Hwy, Salisbury Township, Lancaster County.
Initial investigation determined a Hyundai SUV was stopped at a posted stop sign at the
intersection of Hoffmier Rd and Lincoln Highway, Salisbury Township, Lancaster
County. A Chevrolet SUV was traveling west on Lincoln Highway. The Hyundai SUV
pulled out onto Lincoln Highway crossing directly into the path of travel of the Chevrolet
SUV. The collision caused both vehicles to become disabled in the roadway. The
operator of the Hyundai, 58-year-old Kimberly Halota, was entrapped in the vehicle and
had to be extricated by mechanical means. Halota was transported to Lancaster
General Hospital where she succumbed to her injuries sustained in the crash. The
operator of the Chevrolet suffered suspected broken legs and the passenger suffered
suspected minor injuries. Both were also transported to Lancaster General Hospital.
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On May 5, 2023 at 5:44 P.M. PA State Police report that a 17 year old, female juvenile from Oxford, PA along with Michelle Chavarria, 43, Female, Oxford, PA and Charles Glasco, 59, Male of Parkesburg, PA followed the victims in the commission of this crime as they attempted to elude the three from a road rage incident that began in Parkesburg, PA. During the road rage incident, PA State Police indicated that the female juvenile slashed one of the victim’s vehicle tires. The road rage incident ended at Rutter’s in Gap, Salisbury Township, Lancaster County, PA. At the gas station, the three reportedly assaulted the victims, 19 year old female from Ronks, 48 year old female of New Holland and a 22 year old male from Christiana. All from Lancaster County. One of the victims, a pregnant female sustained a right nasal bone fracture. Both adult parties were interviewed by State Police and admitted their involvement in the incident. Charges were filed through 02-3-05.
Closed due to accident US 30 West between Rt 897/Spring Garden Rd and Newport Road/Rt 772 Reported at 9:58 AM. Reported by PennDOT Download QR
King of Prussia, PA – The City of Coatesville is planning a weekday lane closure on Business U.S. 30 (Lincoln Highway) and Route 82 (1st Avenue) in […]
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