New Deal, TN (December 15, 2024) – Emergency responders were called to a serious rollover crash at the intersection of Halltown Rd and Morris Rd in Sumner County early Sunday afternoon. The accident occurred at approximately 12:30 PM and involved a head-on collision between two vehicles, one of which overturned.
First responders, including the Sumner County EMS, Highland Volunteer Fire Department, and the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP), worked together to provide assistance to the injured. According to officials, an adult and a minor sustained injuries in the crash and were transported to a local hospital for treatment. Both individuals are expected to survive.
The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office and THP are leading the investigation into the crash. Further details, including the cause of the collision, are pending as inquiries continue.
Our thoughts are with the individuals affected by this incident.
Rollover Crashes in Tennessee
Rollover crashes are among the most dangerous types of motor vehicle accidents, often resulting in severe injuries. These types of collisions frequently occur during head-on impacts or when vehicles lose stability on winding or uneven roads. Intersections like Halltown Rd and Morris Rd are particularly prone to such incidents due to the mix of local traffic and potential speeding.
Statewide traffic data highlights that rollovers often result in injuries to multiple occupants, as seen in this crash involving both an adult and a minor. Adhering to traffic laws, wearing seat belts, and practicing defensive driving are critical in reducing the risk of such severe accidents.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a rollover crash, taking immediate action is essential. Seek medical attention promptly, document the scene, and report the incident to your insurance provider. Consulting with a legal professional can also help navigate the complexities of accident claims and ensure fair compensation for medical expenses and other losses.
For more information or to receive help after an accident, contact Local Accident Reports.