SPRINGETTSBURY TOWNSHIP, York County, Pa., Nov. 5, 2026 — A three-vehicle crash on Tuesday evening, November 3, left a woman with back pain near a Wells Fargo on Haines Road, according to dispatch logs reviewed by local fire officials. The collision was reported shortly before 8 p.m. close to the intersection with Eastern Boulevard, East Market Street and Memory Lane.
The crash involved three vehicles near 50 Haines Rd in Springettsbury Township. A 52 year old woman reportedly complained of back pain at the scene.
Multiple fire and EMS units responded, including crews from Station 89, Engine 89-1, Fire Police 89-1, and medic units dispatched from EMS Station 2-6. The patient was treated and evaluated by responding medics.
The incident remains under review by local authorities. We wish those injured a full recovery.
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This multi-vehicle crash happened at East Market Street and Memory Lane in Springettsbury Township, PA. We follow crashes at intersections across Pennsylvania, and our Pennsylvania intersections page brings that information together in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I come across a crash scene on a busy road?
Slow down well before reaching the scene, turn on hazard lights, and give responders room to work. Avoid stopping directly in a travel lane if it can be avoided safely.
How can fog or low visibility contribute to multi-vehicle crashes?
Reduced visibility makes it harder for drivers to see slowed or stopped traffic ahead, which can lead to chain-reaction collisions, especially at busy intersections or on multi-lane roads.
Why does following distance matter so much in traffic?
Keeping extra space between vehicles gives drivers more time to react to sudden stops, reducing the chance of rear-end or multi-vehicle pileups.
Are secondary crashes common after an initial collision?
Yes. Vehicles slowing or stopping near an earlier crash can create new hazards for approaching traffic, which is why responders usually work to clear scenes and warn drivers quickly.
