Multi-Vehicle Crashes Across US Send Nine to Hospital, Cause Three Deaths

Several serious multi-vehicle accidents occurred recently across the United States, resulting in multiple injuries and hospitalizations. In Tucson, Arizona, a six-vehicle crash on Interstate 19 affected ten people, with five transported to Banner University Medical Center, while the cause remains under investigation by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. In Enfield, Connecticut, a collision between a vehicle and a construction truck in an active work zone sent one person to the hospital, prompting calls for drivers to exercise caution in such areas. Meanwhile, in New Castle County, Delaware, a crash involving a car and an SUV caused the car to strike a building, injuring three individuals including a man in serious condition who was airlifted to Christiana Hospital. These incidents underscore ongoing concerns regarding road safety and the risks to both drivers and roadside workers. Investigations by local authorities continue at all these scenes to determine the causes of the collisions.