Jaffrey, NH (April 24, 2025) – A two-vehicle collision on Mountain Rd (Route 124) in Jaffrey left at least one person injured Wednesday evening, prompting an emergency response from local fire and EMS crews. The accident occurred shortly after 6:00 p.m. on April 23, according to reports from regional public safety monitors.
One of the vehicles involved overturned and came to rest on its side, prompting concern for possible entrapment or serious injury. Emergency responders arrived quickly at the scene to assess the situation and provide medical attention. Paramedics evaluated those involved and provided care to the injured parties at the scene. The full extent of injuries has not yet been released, and it remains unclear how many individuals were transported to local hospitals.
The crash temporarily disrupted traffic on Route 124 near the area of the crash site, with authorities securing the scene and initiating an investigation into the cause. The names of the drivers and further contributing details have not been disclosed as of this writing.
Our thoughts are with those hurt in this crash, and we hope for their swift recovery.
Two-Vehicle Crashes and Rollover Risks in New Hampshire
The collision in Jaffrey adds to a troubling pattern of rural and secondary road crashes in New Hampshire. Route 124, running through scenic but often winding and narrow terrain, is no stranger to traffic accidents—especially those involving high-speed travel or misjudged maneuvers on curves or at intersections.
Rollover crashes, like the one that occurred in this incident, are particularly dangerous due to the risk of roof crush injuries, partial ejection, or entrapment. Vehicles coming to rest on their sides also pose unique challenges for emergency personnel, who must act quickly to access and stabilize occupants. In New Hampshire’s more rural communities, where emergency response times can be slightly longer, preparedness and training are essential for effective rescues.
These types of crashes frequently stem from common risk factors such as distracted driving, speeding, weather conditions, or poor visibility during dusk hours—especially on routes like Mountain Rd that may lack street lighting and shoulder space. When two vehicles collide and one overturns, it often indicates a high-impact side strike or off-balance reaction to evasive maneuvers.
For those involved in such collisions, immediate medical care is just the beginning. Many victims experience lingering trauma, physical rehabilitation, and financial hardship in the weeks and months that follow. Accessing the right legal and medical resources can significantly affect recovery outcomes.
If you or someone close to you has been injured in a crash like this, it’s important to know your rights and next steps. At Local Accident Reports, we help New Hampshire residents access vital recovery resources. Whether you’re looking for guidance, answers, or a path forward, we’re here for you. Connect with us today to get the support you need after a serious accident.
