Greensboro, NC (March 10, 2026) – Two people lost their lives, and another driver was seriously hurt after a wrong-way crash on US-29 near Reedy Fork Pkwy.
Emergency units responded around 8:37 p.m. on Saturday, March 7, after reports of a collision involving injuries along the highway. Early findings show that a gray Honda Odyssey was traveling the wrong direction on US-29 when it collided head-on with a black Infiniti SUV.
The driver and a passenger inside the Honda Odyssey were pronounced dead at the scene. Officials said a fire that followed the crash has made it difficult to identify the victims, and their names have not yet been released.
The driver of the Infiniti was identified as Thomas Lamond Davis of Laurel, Maryland. He suffered severe injuries and was taken to Moses Cone Hospital for treatment.
Authorities have not announced whether any additional vehicles were involved. No charges have been reported in connection with the incident, and they continue to investigate the cause of the crash. More details will be released as soon as they become available.
Our sincere condolences go out to the families and loved ones of those who lost their lives.
Why Wrong-Way Crashes on Highways Can Be Especially Dangerous
Wrong-way crashes are among the most severe types of roadway incidents because they often involve vehicles moving toward each other at highway speeds. When two vehicles meet head-on, the combined force of impact can cause extensive damage and serious harm.
These collisions frequently occur at night, when visibility is lower, and drivers may have less time to react. Roadway design, missed exit ramps, or driver confusion at interchanges can sometimes contribute to these situations.
High-speed roads such as highways and expressways increase the danger even further. Drivers may not immediately realize another vehicle is approaching in the wrong lane until the distance between them becomes very short.
Safety experts often stress the value of clear roadway markings, proper signage, and alert driving habits. These measures can help reduce the chances of a driver accidentally entering a roadway in the wrong direction.
