A Metro Police Captain was injured when his cruiser was struck by another vehicle while he sat at a road construction site on Interstate 24 in Nashville.
A Fourth of July motorcycle accident killed a Hartsville, TN man in Macon County. The man died after colliding with an SUV at the intersection of Highway 52 West and Oakdale Road.
An accident on I – 40 near Cookeville, TN seriously injured two men when their tractor trailer hit a bridge pillar. The wreck happened in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 40 near the 288 exit.
Putnam County's most dangerous intersection, the intersection of Highway 111 and Quinland Lake Road, is the site of yet another injury accident. Two people were injued in a three car wreck just days after two elderly people were injured on the same site.
Three people were Injured in a five car pileup on Vietnam Veterans Boulevard near the Highway 109 and Highway 25 intersection . The Injured were transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in critical but stable condition.
A Tractor trailer wreck on I-65 outside of Nashville claimed a trucker’s life. I-65 reopened near Bethel Road after the fatal wreck involving three semi-trailers, two cars and a pick up truck.
The Nashville ambulance crash, that killed paramedic driving the ambulance and the 78 year old passenger Sue Bly , may have been caused by the preexisting medical conditions of the driver.
Nashville Metro police department officer Frank Campbell was injured while assisting motorists who had run off the road near the I-440 East ramp at I-40 East.
A car accident in Lebanon TN on I-40 near the Beckwith Road exit claimed the life of old Brian P. Ralls, 23 of Brentwood. The crash occurred when the vehicle driven by 19-year-old Cody L. Ingram of Lebanon crossed the median on I-40, and hit two vehicles going the other direction. The driver of the first vehicle hit was John H. Ray, 48, from IL who survived the crash.
The interstate was shut down due to the three car pile up.
A child survived a collision of a car and a school bus because she was secured in a child car safety seat. The crash occurred in Murfreesboro TN near Riverdale High School, in Rutherford County. The driver of the vehicle was killed when her vehicle collided with the school bus.
A Cookeville woman and her two year old child were seriously injured in a car accident on highway 136 in Putnam County, TN. The child's booster car safety seat was not was not appropriate for his age which caused him to be ejected through one of the car windows during the crash. A second child was in the vehicle in an appropriate car seat and was not seriously injured according to a spokesman for the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
A Portland, TN woman was critically injured in a head on collision on Highway 10, just outside of Lafayette, TN. Jennifer Gilliam, of Sumner County was traveling South down the Highway 10 hill while Calvin Johnson Jr. of Macon County, TN was traveling North up the well known hill. The two vehicles crashed head on into each other.
A Cookeville woman was killed and two men were injured in a traffic crash near Sparta, TN. Amy D. Tollison, 32, of Benton Young Road, Cookeville, died in the one-vehicle accident, says a report by State Trooper Kevin Ballew. Daniel M. Garcia, 22, of Hickey Ridge Road, Baxter, and Justin F. Tindle, 20, of Massa Road, Baxter, were injured in the crash, the report says. It happened on Wildcat Road.
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One person and several others including children were injured in a head-on collision in Robertson County outside Springfield, TN. One car side-swiped a SUV and then crashed into an oncoming van on Highway 431.
The automobile accident occurred on a bridge over Carr Creek on Sunday October 11, 2009.
Connie Harrison and her son, Phillip Harrison, were both air lifted to Vanderbilt Hospital during the early morning hours of September 5th, after wrecking their 1997 Dodge Caravan off of Long Creek Rd. in Lafayette, TN.
Mrs. Harrison was behind the wheel of her 1997 Dodge Caravan traveling north on Long Creek Road with her son when she lost control of the vehicle driving off the right side of the road into a culvert. The van then proceeded through a neighboring lawn where it then overturned after hitting a tree and crashed through a fence before coming to rest on the vehicle's roof in an open field. Mr. Harrison, completely ejected from the van, managed to pull his mother from the vehicle after it had caught fire. According to Deputy Michael Veatch, upon arriving at the scene Mrs. Harrison was unresponsive, while Mr. Harrison was complaining of back and neck pain. Both were air lifted to Vanderbilt Hospital.
A Vanderbilt Hospital spokesman stated that Mrs. Harrison was in the trauma unit and was listed in critical condition, while her son had been released.
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