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Pennsylvania State Police at Fogelsville say a driver’s story about swerving to avoid a “stupid animal” before crashing his pickup in Lower Milford Township last month may have been part of an effort to conceal the DUI-related wreck for which he’s been charged.
A driver was cited following a two-vehicle crash on Chestnut Hill Church Road in Lower Milford Township Wednesday, Pennsylvania State Police at Fogelsville said in a news release issued the following day.
Pennsylvania State Police at Fogelsville said in a news release Wednesday that a Hellertown woman suffered suspected minor injuries in an Aug. 31 car accident in Lower Macungie Township.
Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast say their investigation of a single-vehicle accident that recently occurred on the I-78 west on ramp from Rt. 33 south in Lower Saucon Township concluded that it was DUI-related.
Lower Saucon Township officials want a traffic study performed at a Bethlehem intersection that has seen its fair share of accidents recently.
Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast cited a driver’s decision to change lanes on a two-lane exit ramp from Rt. 33 south to I-78 west as the cause of a crash that involved another vehicle.
Sirens wailed throughout Hellertown as police, firefighters and emergency medical personnel responded to a wreck involving a tractor-trailer on I-78 eastbound in Lower Saucon Township shortly after 7 p.m. Thursday.
Onlookers were horrified at the sight of a car that appeared as if it were about to plunge off the Freemansburg Bridge Wednesday morning.
A judge said she will object to an Upper Bucks County man’s future parole application because he has refused to admit causing a fatal DUI crash and refused to reveal where he was drinking before he caused it, in spite of pleading “no contest” in the case.
A truck driver was cited after police say he failed to yield to another driver, allegedly causing an accident on Rt. 33 south where it divides into the east and west on-ramps to I-78.
