3-Car Rear-End Collision on National Highway 1 Northbound Changhua Section; 1 Injured on Tour Bus Sent to Hospital
A 3-vehicle rear-end collision occurred on National Highway 1 in Changhua, involving a car, a semi-trailer, and a tour bus. One female passenger suffered minor injuries.
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The Changhua County Fire Bureau received a report at 2:48 PM that there was a rear-end collision involving 3 vehicles at the 193.9-kilometer mark on the northbound lanes of National Highway 1 in the Changhua section. When ambulance personnel arrived at the scene, they found a 56-year-old woman with a cut on her right wrist and pain in her left knee. She was conscious and, after having her wound cleaned and bandaged to stop the bleeding, was taken to the hospital by ambulance for treatment.
Preliminary investigations by the Third Highway Police Battalion of the National Highway Police Bureau showed that a passenger car driver was rear-ended by a business semi-trailer truck when changing from the outer lane to the auxiliary lane, and a tour bus behind it then rear-ended the business semi-trailer truck.
Police stated that the entire accident resulted in one female passenger on the tour bus being injured. The alcohol breath test values of all drivers were 0, and the detailed cause of the accident remains to be clarified. (Editor: Li Shu-hua) 1150409
Preliminary investigations by the Third Highway Police Battalion of the National Highway Police Bureau showed that a passenger car driver was rear-ended by a business semi-trailer truck when changing from the outer lane to the auxiliary lane, and a tour bus behind it then rear-ended the business semi-trailer truck.
Police stated that the entire accident resulted in one female passenger on the tour bus being injured. The alcohol breath test values of all drivers were 0, and the detailed cause of the accident remains to be clarified. (Editor: Li Shu-hua) 1150409