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One sent to hospital after three-vehicle collision in Mount Pearl

A driver has been sent to hospital after two Chevrolet Silverados and a Chevrolet Sonic collided in Mount Pearl Friday morning.

SaltWire Network · Other | Posted: Aug. 11, 2017, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 6:28 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The driver of a pickup truck sits on the curb after his vehicle collided with two others at the intersection of Richard Nolan Drive and Old Placentia Road in Mount Pearl Friday morning. Firefighters are seen prying open the hoods of the trucks to cut wires to the batteries.
The driver of a pickup truck sits on the curb after his vehicle collided with two others at the intersection of Richard Nolan Drive and Old Placentia Road in Mount Pearl Friday morning. Firefighters are seen prying open the hoods of the trucks to cut wires to the batteries.

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The three-vehicle collision, at the intersection of Richard Nolan Drive and Old Placentia Road, has slowed traffic in the area. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and the St. John’s Regional Fire Department are on the scene.

The driver of the Sonic, which ended up between two flower beds at the intersection, has been transported to hospital.

The driver of this Chevy was transported to hospital after a three-vehicle collision in Mount Pearl Friday morning.
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