MedStar Employees Injured In MedStar Ambulance vs. Semi-Truck Collision on I-30 in Fort Worth

MedStar Employees Injured In MedStar Ambulance vs. Semi-Truck Collision on I-30 in Fort Worth

Employees Injured in Fort Worth 2-Vehicle Crash on I-30 between Las Vegas Trail and Dale Lane

Fort Worth 2-Vehicle Crash

MedStar Employees Injured In MedStar Ambulance vs. Semi-Truck Collision on I-30 in Fort Worth


Fort Worth, Texas (January 15, 2018) – Several MedStar employees were injured when a MedStar Ambulance Service unit collided with a semi-truck in Fort Worth Sunday night, MedStar said.
The accident happened on Sunday, January 14, in the westbound lanes of I-30 between Las Vegas Trail and Dale Lane.
According to officials, employees who were traveling on the ambulance at the time of the crash suffered minor injuries.
Further details regarding the number of victims and the cause of the collision were not immediately provided.
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