Scranton, PA (May 14, 2026) – Two vehicles were involved in a traffic collision on May 13, with reported injuries at the intersection of Stafford Ave and River St in Scranton. Emergency units arrived at the roadway and assisted the people involved while traffic delays were reported nearby.
Initial details indicated that at least one person was hurt in the two-car crash. The extent of the injuries has not been confirmed at this time. No identities were released following the wreck.
Crews worked to clear the intersection while drivers were advised to avoid the surrounding roadway. Additional information about the accident had not been made public as of this report.
The cause of the collision is still being examined, and further updates may be released later. We are keeping those injured in our thoughts as they recover.
What Information Is Often Gathered After an Injury Crash?
After an injury-related traffic crash, several types of information are usually reviewed to help build a clearer picture of what happened. Early reports often include the number of vehicles involved, the time of day, and the roadway where the crash occurred. Photos from the intersection, weather conditions, and traffic patterns may also be reviewed later.
Medical evaluations can help determine how seriously people were hurt, especially when symptoms appear hours after the collision. Vehicle damage and witness statements may also provide useful details about how the vehicles came together. In many cases, updates remain limited during the first stages while more facts are collected and reviewed. Information released later may clarify the sequence of events and whether outside factors contributed to the crash.
