Lincoln, DE (September 22, 2025) – A Monday morning crash involving two vehicles in Sussex County resulted in at least one reported injury, according to emergency radio updates.
The collision occurred at the intersection of Benson Rd and Cubbage Pond Rd in the Lincoln area. Crews from Ellendale Fire Company (Station 75) and Slaughter Beach (Station 89) were dispatched shortly after 8:30 a.m. Initial reports indicated three patients, though first-arriving responders later confirmed one person required medical attention.
Details on the nature of the injuries have not been released, and it remains unclear whether transport to a hospital was necessary. Authorities have not yet disclosed what caused the crash, and it is not known whether any citations have been issued at this time.
The intersection remained active as emergency crews worked to clear the scene and ensure traffic safety.
We hope for a full and swift recovery for the individual who was hurt in this collision.
Sussex County Intersection Crashes Remain a Common Hazard
Accidents at rural intersections like Benson Rd and Cubbage Pond Rd are not uncommon in areas like Lincoln, where limited traffic control devices and higher speeds can contribute to collisions. Even seemingly routine drives can turn dangerous when visibility is poor or when drivers are unfamiliar with the roadway.
Two-vehicle crashes in Sussex County often stem from failure to yield, distracted driving, or navigating stop-controlled intersections too quickly. First responders are typically dispatched from nearby volunteer fire departments, which serve as lifelines in these critical moments.
Local road safety efforts continue to focus on improving visibility at rural intersections and educating drivers on defensive techniques in lower-density traffic zones.
If you or someone you know has been injured in a crash like the one in Lincoln, Local Accident Reports is here to offer helpful resources and guidance. Reach out today to explore your recovery options and connect with support tailored to your needs.
