FISHERS, Hamilton County, Ind., Nov. 7, 2026 — Emergency crews responded to a multi-vehicle crash on Thursday afternoon, November 5, in the 11500 block of E. 116th Street in Fishers, according to a scanner traffic report. Possible injuries were reported at the scene.
The crash involved multiple vehicles, though the exact number has not been released. Dispatchers flagged the call as a priority response, and EMS personnel were sent to the 11500 block of E. 116th Street to evaluate people hurt in the crash.
The extent of any injuries has not been confirmed. No information on what led to the crash, including possible speed or impairment, has been released by investigators.
It remains unclear whether any roadways were closed or for how long. Local authorities have not released further details on the vehicles involved or the number of people affected.
We hope those who were hurt recover fully and quickly.
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How can drivers avoid getting caught in a pile-up?
Keep a safe following distance, slow down in heavy traffic or poor visibility, and watch brake lights several cars ahead rather than just the vehicle directly in front.
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Slow down well before reaching the scene, turn on hazard lights, and move over for emergency vehicles. Avoid stopping in a travel lane unless it's unsafe to continue.
Why does following distance matter so much in multi-vehicle crashes?
A longer gap between vehicles gives drivers more time to react and stop safely, which can prevent a single sudden stop from triggering a chain-reaction collision.
