Durham, NH (March 25, 2026) – A serious crash on Tuesday evening, March 24, sent three people to the hospital in Durham.
The collision occurred around 6:18 p.m. on the Route 4 on-ramp from Route 108 and involved a Dodge Caravan and a Chevrolet Silverado. Responding officers found both vehicles with heavy front-end damage.
Police said both drivers and one passenger were taken to Portsmouth Regional Hospital for treatment. Route 4 remained closed for approximately three and a half hours while crews evaluated the scene and cleared debris.
Authorities continue to investigate the crash, and more details will be released as they become available.
We hope for strength and healing for those hurt in this collision.
Understanding the Impact of Head-On and Front-End Collisions
Front-end collisions can cause significant damage to vehicles and serious injuries to occupants. Safety features like airbags and seat belts help reduce harm, but the force of impact in these crashes can still result in hospitalization.
Emergency responders assess the scene to determine the condition of everyone involved, secure the roadway, and ensure traffic safety. Damage patterns and vehicle positions often help investigators understand how the crash occurred. Even when identities are not immediately released, this information aids in evaluating risk factors and preventing further accidents.
