A tractor trailer is on its side on Route 20 just west of Route 98 in Alexander.
Deputy on scene says, "If any injury, very minor."
UPDATE: A heavy wrecker has been requested. The trailer reportedly has about 5,000 lbs of cargo.
UPDATE 8:30 p.m.: The trailer is just now upright on the road.
UPDATE: Route 20 reopened about 8:55 p.m.
A head-on collision, with minor injuries, has been reported in front of Tully's on East Main Street.
Engine 12 and Mercy EMS are responding.
UPDATE 4:10 p.m.: I drove by. Nothing to see. Neither car had much damaged and were being driven to a side street.
Report of a no-injury auto accident on Ellicott Street between Swan and Otis.
The vehicles are blocking a portion of Ellicott currently.
Charges are pending against a driver involved in a one-car rollover accident that sent him to the hospital via Mercy Flight.
Harry L. Flatt, 64, of 3531 Fruit Ave., Medina, was driving on Lewiston Road north of Fisher Road in the Town of Oakfield on Friday at 10:41 p.m. when he apparently lost control of his car.
His car left the road on the east shoulder and then went into a ditch. Flatt apparently tried to steer back onto the roadway. The car struck a large concrete utility block, which caused the car to overturn.
No other information is available at this time. The nature of the pending charges were not specified in the Sheriff's Office press release.
A Batavia man is in satisfactory condition following a single-car, rollover accident on Route 98 in Alexander at 12:22 a.m. Monday.
David E. Stupp, 39, of 8052 North Bennett Heights, Batavia, suffered a fractured neck in the accident.
Stupp was reportedly driving northbound on Route 98 when his 2004 Mercedes-Benz convertible left the east shoulder. The car struck a ditch in a driveway culvert and overturned, coming to rest facing south.
No other people were involved in the accident.
Stupp was cited for DWI, unsafe lane change, speeding and refusal to submit to a breath test.
A car has run into a utility pole at 6442 Ellicott Street Road, Pavilion.
Live wires are down, and the pole is down on top of the car. No word on injuries yet.
Southbound traffic is being halted.
UPDATE 1:31 p.m.: Apparently, three people were in the car. They are now in a swimming pool near the accident scene trying to wash the glass off themselves. EMS: "We've got three victims here. They are in the pool. They appear OK other than glass."
UPDATE 2:17 p.m.: Route 63 has been reopened.
A caller to the dispatch center reports that a telephone pole has been sheared off on Ledge Road, just east of 77, in Alabama.
"It appears to be a motor vehicle accident, but no vehicle around," according to dispatch.
Pole and wires are down on the ground. The pole is in three different pieces.
There was a suggestion from a responder that the pole down is a result of an accident last night.
UPDATE: Alabama Fire Chief: "This is the same pole from Friday night, so I'm clear." Notifications have already been made.
A driver at the intersection of North Byron Road and Oak Orchard Road thought it was a four-way stop yesterday, so she proceeded across Oak Orchard Road, where her car was struck by a southbound car.
Two people suffered minor injuries in the accident. Both were transported to UMMC.
Eleanor M. Hart, 75, of 4991 Watson Road, Elba, was the driver of the second car, the one southbound on Oak Orchard. She suffered a neck injury.
One of her passengers, Burton E. Hart, 75, suffered a hip/upper leg injury.
The driver of the first vehicle, Lorraine J. Spotts, 50, of 4415 Hogmire, Avon, was uninjured in the crash.
Hart had two other passengers in her car and neither were injured: Frank Neindorf, 78, and Monica Neindorf, 72.
The accident occurred at 5:21 p.m. yesterday.
The accident was investigated by Deputy Tim Wescott.
Emergency crews from Elba and Stafford are responding to a single-vehicle motor vehicle accident at Oak Orchard and North Byron roads.
There are injuries and Mercy Flight is being called in, to land at the Stafford fire hall.
There were no serious injuries in the accident.
UPDATE, 10 a.m. Saturday.
An 8-year-old girl was killed in a one-vehicle rollover accident Friday night after the driver swerved to avoid a deer in the roadway.
Abagail Buzard, who was ejected from the vehicle, was pronounced dead at UMMC.
The SUV was driven by Courtney Buzard, 17, of Albion.
Initial reports:
Elba Rescue is responding to a rollover accident in Orleans County in which three people are reportedly injured and a baby is missing.
The single-vehicle accident is reportedly near Spoils Bank Road off Oak Orchard Road (Old Route 98).
UPDATE: There is more than one incident going on. I believe two ambulances initially responded and I believe Mercy 3 is enroute. (There's a concert at Darien Lake tonight which is also contributing to a lot of radio traffic.)
UPDATE: Three Genesee County ambulances responded, and possibly one from Orleans County. One ambulance took an 8-year-old to UMMC. Another ambulance took a 3-year-old and a father to Strong. A mother and another child were taken to Lakeside. No Mercy Flight transport reported.
Reportedly there are no injuries in a one-vehicle rollover accident on Transit Road, just north of Watson Road, in Elba.
Emergency crews are responding.
I didn't catch the initial call, but apparently there was an accident this morning around the 6800 block of Junction Road in Pavilion involving a sealer truck.
Sealer and yellow paint were apparently spilled on the roadway.
The highway superintendent is enroute to investigate the scene. The two vehicles involved have been towed away.
One car is on its side following a two-vehicle accident on Saile Drive in front of the Genesee County Airport in Batavia.
There is no entrapment in either car. There are two people injured. No fire.
A rollover accident has been reported on East Road in Bethany, just north of Jericho Road.
The driver of a tractor trailer says a possible weight shift caused him to lose control of his trailer last night, causing his rig to rumble off southbound Route 63 and strike a utility pole.
Pole #5867 was sheared off at its base and the trailer overturned.
The driver, Ljubisa Savuljeskovic, 55, of 192 Hugson St., Hamilton, Ontario Canada, was not injured in the accident.
The mishap was reported at 9:14 p.m.
A witness told Deputy C.J. Minuto that she saw Savuljeskovic swerve suddenly and then seem to overreact, causing him to lose control of the trailer.
National Grid was called to the scene to repair the utility pole.
A driver suffered a facial injury and was apparently in shock following a one-car accident on Warboys Road in Byron Monday at 6:32 p.m.
The accident was apparently caused by mechanical failure.
The driver, operating a 1995 Chevy truck, reported hearing a clunk and then his tires locked up. The car then traveled off the road striking a utility pole, which was sheared from its base.
Joseph T. Oliveri, 18, of 7944 Sacett Road, Bergen, was transported to Lakeside Memorial Hospital.
Deputy Tim Wescott investigated the accident.
A driver involved in a three-vehicle accident Saturday night has been charged with a felony DWI and may face other charges, according to a Sheriff's Office accident report.
His name is Christopher Dycha, 40, 1321 Vanderbilt Ave., North Tonawanda. He was reportedly driving a 1997 Chevy SUV westbound on Sumner Road approaching Colby Road in Darien at 11:03 p.m. when the driver of another vehicle allegedly failed to yield the right of way from the stop sign on Colby Road.
Dycha's SUV struck the 2007 Ford SUV driven by Susan Mathewson, 56, of 835 Bennett Road, Angola. His SUV then careened into the eastbound lane striking head-on a 1994 Cadillac driven by Stephen Tortoretti, 56, of 23 Angelus Drive, Rochester.
Injured were Dycha, who suffered an injured arm, and Mathewson, who suffered a cut or cuts on her head, and Adreienne Wong, a passenger in Dycha's car, who reportedly had an internal chest injury. All three victims were taken by ground ambulance to UMMC.
Passengers in Mathewson's vehicle, Karen L. Ryerse, 43, and Brandon D. Mathewson, 26. Those passengers and Tortoretti were all reportedly uninjured.
Deputy James Diehl is lead investigator on the accident.
A one-car motor vehicle accident is being handled at Summit Street near North Street in Batavia. The female driver is coherent, walking around, but will receive a hospital medical evaluation.
It's a car-into-utility pole incident involving pole No. 24 (first reported as pole No. 596), which has three transformers. National Grid has been advised of the incident. It was initially believed that the pole was split and displayed arcing electricity at the top. First responders say the pole does not appear to be split, but National Grid will still need to inspect it.
CORRECTION: Someone, ostensibly with the fire department, sent an email correcting this post:
You combined two different car pole accidents into one....Pavilion had one at the same time with pole number 596 that was cracked toward the top. The one in the city was a few minutes afterwards and was pole 24 that had 3 transformers on it.
The Batavian regrets the error and appreciates the clarification.
A driver reportedly told witnesses that his accelerator stuck, causing him to hit as many as seven cars in the YMCA parking lot on Bank Street this morning.
No official report from the Police Department is available at this time.
My daughter turns 17 this Saturday. She will be going to take her driving test.
Last night, I received this video on my facebook. This video is so graphic of what happens when texting while driving. I am sure many of us have been guilty of texting or talking while driving. I believe this is a wake up call to all. This is a must see for all teenagers!
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