Lyndonville, NY (September 7, 2026) – Two vehicles were involved in a collision at the intersection of Rte 63 and Rte 18 in Lyndonville, Orleans County, on September 4. Multiple people were hurt in the two-car wreck.
Emergency units went to the intersection after the collision was reported. The initial report did not provide the identities of those involved or additional details about how the vehicles came together. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident remains underway.
Our thoughts are with everyone hurt as they recover.
What Is Typically Reviewed After a Two-Vehicle Collision?
A two-vehicle collision can involve several factors that help establish what happened. Investigators may review the position of each vehicle, roadway markings, traffic signs, and the direction each vehicle was traveling. Damage to the vehicles can also provide information about where and how the vehicles came together.
Witness accounts may offer additional details about what drivers saw before the wreck. Nearby surveillance cameras can sometimes provide another source of information. Weather and visibility may also be considered when those factors are relevant.
When people are hurt, medical records can help document the nature and severity of their injuries. Photographs, vehicle damage, and other physical evidence may also help create a clearer account of the circumstances surrounding a two-car accident.
