Manchester, NH (May 19, 2025) – First responders, including paramedics, assessed and treated individuals hurt in a collision on I-93 South near the Exit 6 connector by Hanover St on Sunday afternoon. The crash occurred at approximately 4:31 p.m. and involved a vehicle that struck a light pole after being hit by another car, resulting in a serious scene with confirmed injuries.
Emergency crews arrived quickly to provide care for the injured, securing the crash site and evaluating victims on scene. The impact of the initial crash caused at least one vehicle to veer off and collide with roadside infrastructure, further elevating the risk of harm to the occupants. The number of vehicles involved has not been officially confirmed, but at least two are believed to have played a role in the incident.
Traffic in the area was heavily affected, with delays reported along I-93 South near the connector ramp. Responders worked diligently to manage traffic flow while ensuring injured parties received prompt medical attention. The condition of those injured has not been released, but the severity of the scene necessitated a prolonged response from law enforcement and rescue teams.
An investigation is ongoing to determine the sequence of events and contributing factors. Authorities are working to understand how the crash unfolded, including whether speed, distraction, or failure to yield were involved.
We send our sincere hopes for a full recovery to all those affected by this serious collision.
Highway Collisions in New Hampshire
Highway crashes like Sunday’s incident on I-93 South at the Exit 6 connector can have devastating consequences, especially when high-speed traffic and secondary impacts—such as collisions with light poles or barriers—are involved. These types of crashes are not uncommon in New Hampshire and often occur during peak weekend travel periods.
The location of the accident near Hanover St places it at a high-volume connector zone, where merging traffic and rapid lane changes increase the potential for crashes. When a vehicle is struck and pushed off-course—as appears to have happened in this case—the damage and injuries can escalate quickly. Emergency crews are trained to handle such complex scenarios, where both vehicle recovery and injury care demand simultaneous attention.
Drivers are reminded that staying alert and maintaining safe following distances on interstates is critical to preventing rear-end collisions and secondary accidents. Distractions, even momentary ones, can lead to dangerous chain-reaction crashes, especially in areas with merging lanes or heavy weekend traffic.
For individuals injured in highway accidents, the aftermath often involves more than physical recovery. Navigating insurance claims, accessing medical care, and managing vehicle damage can be overwhelming without proper guidance. It’s important that victims understand their rights and have access to resources that can support their healing and recovery process.
If you or a loved one were injured in a crash like the one on I-93 this Sunday, Local Accident Reports is here to support your next steps. We provide timely updates and connect victims with local recovery resources to help navigate the complex road ahead. Reach out today to learn how we can help you move forward with confidence.
