Butler, PA (December 13, 2024) – Emergency responders from Stations 21 and 51 were dispatched at 14:47 to a motor vehicle accident (MVA) at the intersection of Route 19 and Brandt Dr. A paramedic was already on the scene, reporting one injury.
They arrived to find two vehicles involved, with one turn lane blocked due to the crash. Responders confirmed that all occupants were out of their vehicles, but there was an active fuel leak from one of the involved pickups.
Tow trucks cleared the scene after the injured individual refused medical transport, indicating a patient refusal. Local authorities are currently investigating the crash.
We hope the injured individuals recover rapidly.
Traffic Incidents on Route 19 in Butler
Route 19 in Butler is a heavily traveled road, and accidents at intersections like Brandt Dr can cause significant delays, especially when roadways are blocked or hazardous materials such as fuel are involved. Fortunately, emergency responders were able to clear the scene quickly and safely.
The incident was handled efficiently, with all occupants safely removed from their vehicles and the fuel leak managed by responders. It's always advisable to seek medical attention after any traffic incident.
Motorists should remain vigilant and be aware of potential hazards like active leaks, especially in busy intersections and after vehicle collisions.
If you or a loved one has been involved in an accident, seeking legal advice can ensure that you understand your rights and receive the necessary support for recovery.
Local Accident Reports continues to provide up-to-date information on accidents in Butler and surrounding areas, ensuring the community is informed about road conditions and traffic incidents.
