New Goshen, IN (June 25, 2026) – One driver was removed from a vehicle on Tuesday afternoon, June 23, after a head-on collision on U.S. 150 near New Goshen. The accident happened around 4:30 p.m. in Vigo County.
Initial information said the wreck involved a pickup truck and an SUV. Officials described it as a sideswipe head-on collision.
One driver had to be freed from their vehicle after the impact. That driver had minor injuries. Detectives are reviewing the circumstances that led to the crash on U.S. 150.
We hope the injured driver makes a steady recovery.
Why Head-On Collisions Can Trap Drivers Inside Vehicles
Head-on collisions can cause heavy damage to the front of a vehicle. The force can bend doors, push in the dashboard, or make it hard for a driver to get out safely.
When someone is trapped, emergency units may need to cut or move parts of the vehicle. This work has to be done carefully so the person inside is not hurt further during removal.
Even when injuries are minor, medical checks are still helpful after this type of collision. Neck pain, back pain, bruising, and shock can appear after the first few minutes. Early reports usually focus on whether anyone was trapped, how many vehicles were involved, and whether the road stayed open.
