Two Injured in Wrong-Way Crash on Interstate 10 [Phoenix, AZ]
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Two Injured in Wrong-Way Crash on Interstate 10 [Phoenix, AZ]
Vehicle Collision on Interstate 10 Left Two Injured
PHOENIX, AZ (January 21, 2022) – A wrong-way crash on Interstate 10 left two people injured early Sunday morning.
The crash occurred at around 3:30 a.m. along Interstate 10 on January 9th.
Furthermore, as per preliminary investigation, a wrong-way driver collided with another automobile on the ramp.
Consequently, paramedics rushed two individuals to a local hospital in unknown condition.
Meanwhile, the collision is thought to have been caused by impairment. However, no arrests have been made as of this time.
Additionally, the circumstances surrounding the collision are presently being investigated.
Alcohol impairs thinking, reasoning, and muscle coordination which are all essential in operating a vehicle safely. So, when you drink and drive, you put your and everyone’s safety on the road at risk. Be responsible and never drive while under the influence. That way, you will be ready to respond to the conditions of the road and the drivers around you to prevent accidents.
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