Greenville County, September 27, 2025
News Summary
A serious accident occurred in Greenville County when an 18-wheeler collided with a Toyota 4Runner. Three people sustained injuries in this crash, which raised concerns over road safety in the area. The Parker Fire District attended to the scene, and local authorities are currently investigating the cause of the incident. Significant traffic disruptions are reported, with backups on White Horse Road and diversions in effect. Residents are advised to avoid the area until the situation is resolved.
Greenville County
Three people were reported injured in a crash involving an 18-wheeler and a Toyota 4Runner that occurred on Friday around 5 p.m. in Greenville County. The incident took place at the intersection of Old Easley Bridge Road and White Horse Road, raising concerns about safety and traffic in the area.
The Parker Fire District promptly responded to the accident, where emergency services provided assistance to those injured. The nature and severity of the injuries have not been disclosed at this time, although authorities are expected to release more information as the situation develops.
As a result of the crash, the southbound lanes on White Horse Road have experienced significant backups. Traffic has been diverted between New Easley Highway and Bent Bridge Road, creating congestion and a delay for motorists traveling through the region. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes to avoid the area.
The cause of the crash is currently unknown, and an investigation is ongoing. Local authorities are working diligently to determine what led to the collision and whether any traffic violations were involved. As always, updates will be provided to ensure public safety and awareness.
FOX Carolina crews are on the scene and continuously providing updates to keep the community informed about the status of the incident and traffic conditions. Residents are encouraged to stay updated through official channels regarding any further developments arising from this event.
Background on Traffic Safety in Greenville County
Traffic accidents involving large commercial vehicles, such as 18-wheelers, are not uncommon and often raise questions about road safety and regulations governing heavy trucks. Greenville County, like many other areas, has implemented various safety measures intended to minimize such incidents, including regular inspections and stricter adherence to traffic laws. However, the presence of busy intersections combined with large vehicles can create hazardous situations, requiring vigilance from both drivers and authorities alike.
As the investigation into the crash progresses, the Parker Fire District and local police are expected to release additional information that may help to elucidate the factors contributing to this incident. Community members are advised to remain cautious while traveling and to report any unsafe driving behavior they may witness on the roads.
Traffic Impact
The congestion caused by the incident is likely to impact the local community for several hours as emergency responders continue their work at the scene and the investigation unfolds. Motorists are encouraged to monitor traffic reports and adjust their travel plans accordingly until the situation is resolved.
FAQs
What caused the crash?
The cause of the crash is currently unknown.
How many people were injured in the accident?
Three people were reported injured in the incident.
Where did the crash occur?
The crash took place at the intersection of Old Easley Bridge Road and White Horse Road in Greenville County.
Is traffic affected due to the crash?
Yes, southbound lanes on White Horse Road are backed up, and traffic has been diverted between New Easley Highway and Bent Bridge Road.
Who is responding to the crash?
The Parker Fire District is responding to the crash.
Key Features of the Incident
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Type of Incident | Crash involving 18-wheeler and Toyota 4Runner |
| Location | Intersection of Old Easley Bridge Road and White Horse Road, Greenville County |
| Date and Time | Friday at approximately 5 p.m. |
| Injuries | Three people injured |
| Traffic Impact | Southbound lanes backed up; traffic diverted |
| Current Status | Investigation ongoing; cause unknown |
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