Wilmington, DE (January 31, 2025) – A crash with injuries forced the closure of Route 13 southbound near Caboose Ln in the Camden-Wyoming area on Friday.
Emergency responders, including Delaware State Police and local fire and rescue teams, arrived at the scene to assist those involved. Paramedics provided medical attention to the injured individuals, and those requiring further treatment were transported to a nearby hospital. At this time, officials have not released details on the severity of injuries or the number of vehicles involved.
Authorities temporarily shut down Route 13 southbound to allow emergency crews to work safely and clear the scene. Investigators are looking into the cause of the crash, including whether speed, distracted driving, or other factors played a role.
Our thoughts are with those affected, and we hope for a full recovery for anyone injured.
Major Roadway Accidents in Delaware
Accidents along Route 13, a heavily traveled corridor in Delaware, are not uncommon. High-speed traffic, merging lanes, and congestion contribute to the frequency of crashes in this area. According to the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), collisions along major highways often result in injuries and significant delays.
Common causes of accidents on high-traffic roadways include driver distraction, following too closely, and failing to yield. When crashes occur on highways, they often lead to road closures, impacting both emergency response efforts and daily commuters.
Victims of roadway accidents may face medical expenses, vehicle damage, and challenges with insurance claims. Seeking medical care, documenting the incident, and understanding available legal options are critical steps for those involved in serious crashes.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a vehicle accident, help is available. Professional guidance can assist in navigating the recovery process and ensuring that those affected receive the necessary support.
For more information or to receive help after an accident, contact Local Accident Reports.