Ferrisburgh, VT (August 18, 2025) – Emergency crews responded Saturday morning to a three-vehicle crash on U.S. Route 7 near 6720 US-7 in Ferrisburgh. The incident occurred around 9:30 AM and prompted a multi-agency response, including multiple ambulances from Charlotte Rescue and other regional EMS units.
According to dispatch audio, the crash involved three vehicles and resulted in at least one injury, although the total number of victims has not been confirmed. Rescue units responded with urgency given the potential for multiple injured occupants. The crash blocked portions of Route 7 as crews worked to stabilize patients and assess the extent of damage.
Route 7 is a major north–south artery in Vermont, frequently traveled by commuters, commercial vehicles, and tourists. Emergency services remained on scene to treat the injured and investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.
No details have been released regarding the cause of the accident or the conditions of those involved. The incident is still under review by local authorities.
We extend our wishes for a full and speedy recovery to all those injured in this collision.
Route 7 and Multi-Vehicle Crash Hazards in Vermont
Saturday’s three-car crash in Ferrisburgh is yet another reminder of the risks associated with travel on U.S. Route 7—one of Vermont’s busiest and most essential roadways. The mix of local drivers, travelers, and commercial traffic often leads to congestion and sudden slowdowns, especially during summer weekends.
Multi-vehicle collisions typically occur when one triggering event—such as a sudden stop, lane change, or misjudged turn—sets off a chain reaction. When three or more vehicles are involved, the chance of injury increases dramatically due to the compounded forces and limited maneuvering space.
Rural stretches of Route 7 can be particularly vulnerable to these types of crashes. Limited shoulder space, variable speed patterns, and gaps in passing zones all contribute to complex driving conditions. In this case, the involvement of multiple ambulances suggests that the impact was significant enough to warrant advanced care and resource coordination.
Victims of multi-vehicle crashes often face longer recovery times and more complicated insurance claims due to the involvement of multiple parties. It’s essential for those injured to seek both medical care and professional guidance to ensure their rights and health are fully protected.
If you or someone you care about was injured in a multi-car crash like this one on Route 7, Local Accident Reports can help. We connect accident victims with trusted professionals who can guide you through recovery, claims, and legal next steps. Contact us today to get the support you need and take control of your path forward.
