Truck Flips In Princeton
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PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- Two Princeton University workers and the driver of a car escaped serious injury in a crash that flipped a truck on Broadmead Street Thursday morning, police reported.
Police Chief Mark Emann said a woman drove her car through the intersection of Broadmead at Faculty Road at 35 miles per hour without stopping. Her car clipped the rear of a small utility truck driven by the two university workers, police reported.
The truck spun from the impact and rolled over on its roof.
Police said the two workers were mostly just shaken up, but one reported some shoulder pain and the other reported back pain. They were taken to The University Medical Center at Princeton.
The car was heavily damaged from the crash, with its air bags deploying. The driver did not have serious injuries, according to police, who did not release the names of the three people involved.
Princeton Twp.-
Three people escaped serious after they were involved in a two car wreck at the intersection of Broadmead and Faculty Rds. in Princeton Twp. Thursday morning, April 10th.
The accident happened when a woman drove through the intersection at about 35 miles per hour, striking a small truck, flipping it on it's roof. Police reported that two Princeton University employees were only slightly injured and were taken The University Medical Center at Princeton. Police said that the cars air bags deployed and that the female driver was not seriously injured.
