Greenville, OH – 22-Year-Old Woman Hurt in Two-Car Crash on SR 49

Greenville, OH (March 16, 2024) – A woman was hurt in a two-vehicle accident that occurred in Greenville on Saturday morning, March 16th. The crash took place around 9:30 a.m. on State Route 49 at the intersection with Hunter Road.

According to a report from the Darke County Sheriff’s Office, a 77-year-old Greenville man was driving a black Dodge Ram westbound on Hunter Road when he stopped at the intersection with State Route 49. The driver pulled into the intersection and was hit by a tan Ford Ranger traveling southbound on State Route 49. The driver of the Ranger was identified as a 22-year-old woman from Union City, Indiana. The woman, who suffered non-life-threatening injuries, was transported to Wayne HealthCare to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries. The Ram driver was not hurt. No one involved in the accident has been identified at this time. It is unknown whether any charges will be filed. An investigation is ongoing.

We want to offer our thoughts and best wishes to those who were affected by this car accident in Greenville. We hope for a complete and speedy recovery.

Car Accidents in Ohio 

Each day, we all get into vehicles to travel to and from our intended destinations. No one ever expects that their trip will end with a traffic crash. However, more than 600 collisions are reported daily on Ohio’s roadways. Many of these accidents are caused by careless or negligent motorists who were violating traffic laws at the time of the crash. While each accident must be carefully investigated, innocent motorists are often affected.

The injuries suffered in an Ohio car accident can be life-altering. Victims may suffer physical injuries but also mental and emotional trauma along with financial damages. The road to recovery can seem long and daunting and victims often wonder if they will ever be able to regain the life that they had prior to the collision. Fortunately, in many cases, there is help available.

Ohio’s car accident laws allow injured motorists to make legal claims for damages. If you were not at fault or were only partially at fault for the collision, you could file a claim for your losses, including:

• Medical and prescription bills
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering
• Punitive damages

The exact value of your case is dependent upon multiple factors. It is important to speak with a skilled and experienced Ohio car accident attorney as soon as possible. In order to ensure that your rights and protected and your future is secure, you should consult with an attorney before speaking with an insurance adjuster or other third party. At Attkisson Law Firm, we help people who have been hurt in collisions with negligent motorists.

Our team is here to assist you at any time. We know that this is a difficult period in your life and we are here to ensure that you are able to move forward as seamlessly as possible. Our consultations are free for all potential and prospective clients. To schedule your time to speak with a Greenville car accident lawyer, please give us a call at (937) 632-1175.

Note: Our team of writers utilizes a variety of external sources to gather information to produce this post. These sources range from news outlet reports and local and state police reports to social media posts, eyewitness accounts, and other relevant data concerning accidents in Dayton and throughout Ohio. While we strive for accuracy, we do not independently verify the facts surrounding these injury accidents. If you discover any inaccuracies in our reports, please inform us immediately. We are committed to correcting errors -promptly. Additionally, we will consider removing a story if requested.