2 Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash on University Drive in College Station

Driver and Passenger Hospitalized after College Station Crash at University Drive East and Nimitz Street

College Station, California (June 14, 2018) – A driver and passenger were injured in a major accident in College Station Wednesday afternoon, according to a College Station Police Department report.
The collision happened at around 3:53 p.m. Wednesday, June 13 at the intersection of University Drive East and Nimitz Street.
As per the report, a blue Ford Escape was heading northbound on Nimitz Street approaching University Drive while a white Mazda sedan was traveling eastbound on University Drive in the inside lane.
The Ford Escape then tried to turn westbound from Nimitz Street onto University and was hit on the driver’s side by the Mazda sedan.
The force of the impact caused the Ford Escape to flip onto the passenger side and was pushed into the front bumper of a white GMC SUV that was heading westbound in the inside lane of University Drive.
Both the driver and passenger of the Ford Escape were taken to a hospital with non-incapacitating injuries.
Westbound and eastbound lanes of University Drive were temporarily shut down as authorities investigated. The vehicles were towed away from the scene.
The driver of the blue Ford Escape was cited for failure to yield right of way.
The crash remains under investigation.
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