Five people were injured early this morning when one car allegedly failed to yield to another at the intersection of routes 33 and 237 in Stafford.
All five people were taken to area hospitals.
Accused of failing to yield is Joseph Robert Hale, 30, of Marr Drive, Pittsford.
Hale was reportedly southbound on Route 237. When he reached the intersection, according ot the investigation, he stopped and then proceeded to attempt a left turn onto Route 33.
Hale's 2009 Volkswagen sedan was struck by a 2004 Jeep SUV driven by Jonathan B. Smith, 50, of Porter Avenue, Batavia.
Smith's Jeep overturned.
Hale, who was transported to UMMC, had no passengers.
In Smith's vehicle were Selena M. Smith, 51, Kala Smith, 14. (Note, the fourth passenger is also listed as Selena M. Smith, 51; we'll need to seek clarification on this from the Sheriff's Office).
The Smiths were all taken to Strong Memorial Hospital.
None of the injuries are reported as life threatening.
Smith was cited for allegedly driving without a license.
The accident was investigated by Deputy James Diehl.
