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Six Hurt in Three-Vehicle Collision on SR-135 in Beanblossom, IN

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November 12, 2026
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BEANBLOSSOM, Johnson County, Ind., Nov. 12, 2026 — Six people were taken to a hospital after a three-vehicle crash on Tuesday afternoon, November 10, at the intersection of State Road 135 and Spearsville Road just outside town, according to the Trafalgar Fire Department.

Firefighters arriving at the scene found three vehicles involved in the crash, with one patient trapped inside one of them. Crews worked to free that patient before transporting a total of six people to an area hospital.

The Trafalgar Fire Department responded along with the Morgantown Fire Department and the Bargersville Community Fire Department.

The incident remains under review. We hope those who were hurt recover fully.

Intersection Crashes in Indiana

This multi-vehicle crash happened at State Road 135 and Spearsville Road in Beanblossom, IN. Our Indiana intersections page covers intersection crashes across Indiana.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can drivers avoid getting caught in a multi-vehicle pile-up?

Keeping a safe gap behind the vehicle ahead and slowing down early when traffic bunches up gives drivers more time to react if something goes wrong further down the road.

What should I do if I come upon a crash scene on the highway?

Slow down well before reaching the scene, turn on hazard lights, and move over if it's safe to do so. Avoid stopping in a travel lane unless directed by emergency crews.

Why does following distance matter so much in preventing chain-reaction crashes?

A longer following distance gives a driver more room to brake gradually instead of suddenly, which lowers the chance of rear-ending another vehicle if traffic stops fast.

Does poor visibility, like fog, play a role in multi-vehicle crashes?

Reduced visibility can make it harder for drivers to see slowing or stopped traffic ahead in time, which is one reason crashes involving several vehicles sometimes happen in clusters.

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