Collinsville, OK (February 12, 2025) – A multi-vehicle crash shut down the northbound lanes of Highway 169 north of Collinsville early Wednesday morning. Emergency crews responded to the scene as severe weather conditions created hazardous driving conditions for motorists.
According to reports from the Collinsville Police Department, the crash resulted in traffic disruptions, forcing drivers to U-turn between 3900 Road and 146th Street North. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the collision. As of 9:20 a.m., the roadway has been cleared, and traffic is moving again.
Authorities have not yet disclosed the number of vehicles involved or the specific cause of the crash, but officials continue to urge caution due to dangerous road conditions caused by severe weather.
Weather-Related Car Accidents in Oklahoma
Severe weather can significantly increase the risk of car accidents, especially on major highways like Hwy 169. Ice, snow, and heavy rain can lead to reduced visibility, slick roadways, and difficulty maintaining vehicle control. In many cases, these conditions contribute to multi-vehicle pileups, spinouts, and roadway closures.
Oklahoma experiences a wide range of hazardous weather throughout the year, making safe driving practices essential. When roads become treacherous, drivers should reduce speed, increase following distance, and avoid sudden movements to prevent accidents. Authorities also recommend checking road conditions before traveling and postponing unnecessary trips during dangerous weather.
If you or someone you love has been involved in a weather-related crash, it’s important to seek medical evaluation and understand your legal options.
At Local Accident Reports, we understand the challenges that come with unexpected car accidents. If you or a loved one has been affected by a crash, we encourage you to seek medical attention and explore available support resources. Our team is here to provide information and assistance during this difficult time. If you need a copy of the accident report or guidance on your next steps, please reach out to us today.