Concord, MO (August 15, 2026) – Two men were injured on Thursday afternoon after a Ram ProMaster van entered the path of a GMC Sierra on MO-K about half a mile west of Concord. The crash occurred around 4:15 p.m.
The Ram then entered the path of a Nissan Armada and overturned. The 41-year-old Ram driver suffered minor injuries and was taken by ambulance to Pemiscot County Memorial, while the 50-year-old Nissan driver had moderate injuries and was airlifted to Region One Medical Center in Memphis.
The Ram was removed from the site after sustaining total damage. The GMC and Nissan both had moderate damage and were driven away. The circumstances surrounding the accident remain under investigation.
We hope both injured men recover steadily.
What Can Happen in a Three-Vehicle Crash?
Three-vehicle crashes can develop quickly when one vehicle enters another vehicle’s path. A second collision may occur when the first vehicle continues into an adjacent travel path or loses control.
Injury severity can vary based on vehicle speed, direction of travel, the point of contact, and whether occupants use seat belts. Vehicle size and safety features may also affect how occupants are protected.
An overturned vehicle can create additional risks for occupants and nearby traffic. Medical evaluation may be needed after a serious crash, even when injuries initially appear minor.
