Quincy, MI (June 20, 2026) – Two drivers suffered minor injuries after a two-vehicle rollover crash at the intersection of South Ray Quincy Road and Fisher Road in Quincy on Thursday afternoon, June 18.
Emergency units responded to the scene at approximately 3:33 p.m. Information indicates a 22-year-old Hillsdale man was traveling westbound on Fisher Road when he failed to stop at the intersection and collided with a vehicle driven by a 33-year-old Bronson man. The impact forced both vehicles off the roadway, where they rolled over before coming to a stop.
A passing motorist stopped and used a fire extinguisher to put out a small engine compartment fire in one of the vehicles. Both drivers were able to leave their vehicles without assistance. They were taken to a local hospital by ambulance for treatment of minor, non-life-threatening injuries. Our thoughts are with the drivers.
How Rollover Crashes Can Occur at Intersections
Rollover crashes can happen when a vehicle loses stability after an impact, sudden movement, or leaving the roadway. Intersections can create added risks because vehicles often approach from different directions, and drivers must respond quickly to traffic signs and changing conditions.
When a rollover occurs, investigators often examine vehicle positions, roadway conditions, and damage patterns to understand how the crash developed. Factors such as speed, failure to stop, driver reactions, and the direction of impact may be reviewed.
Emergency response at rollover scenes may also involve additional safety concerns, including possible fuel leaks, vehicle fires, or unstable vehicles. Crews typically assess the area carefully, assist those involved, and work to clear the roadway.
