Scott Twp., OH (February 13, 2025) – One person was airlifted to the hospital following a two-vehicle crash Thursday morning at the intersection of U.S. Highway 68 and Stony Hollow Road, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSP).
Emergency crews were dispatched to the scene around 8:10 a.m. Upon arrival, first responders assessed the situation and determined that one individual had sustained injuries serious enough to require transport by medical helicopter. OSP reported that the victim’s injuries were non-life-threatening.
Authorities have not confirmed if any other individuals were injured in the collision. U.S. 68 was temporarily closed in the area while crews worked to clear the roadway. Drivers were advised to use alternate routes.
OSP continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Our thoughts are with the injured victim, and we wish them a full recovery.
Highway Accidents in Ohio
Highway intersections like U.S. 68 and Stony Hollow Road are common locations for collisions due to high-speed traffic, limited visibility, and turning movements. Accidents at these junctions often result from failure to yield, distracted driving, or poor road conditions.
Serious crashes may require emergency medical transport, especially in rural areas where hospitals are farther away. Injuries from highway collisions can range from minor to severe, often requiring extended recovery periods and medical care. Victims may also face financial hardships due to medical expenses and time away from work.
Authorities urge drivers to approach intersections cautiously, obey traffic signals, and remain aware of surrounding vehicles to reduce the risk of accidents. Defensive driving can significantly improve roadway safety and prevent serious collisions.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a highway accident, you don’t have to navigate the recovery process alone. Medical assistance, legal guidance, and support resources are available to help you move forward. Reach out today to learn more about your options and take the next steps toward recovery.