Crash near Spanish Fork Canyon leaves one person in critical condition
Apr 27, 2020, 7:01 PM
The national spike in auto-related deaths has prompted a plea to law makers for action. Photo credit: Spanish Fork Police
SPANISH FORK– U.S. Highway 6 briefly closed both directions of traffic after a crash near Spanish Fork Canyon, involving a semi-truck and an SUV, left one person in critical condition.
On Monday, Spanish Fork Police responded to a vehicle collision near the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon.
Lt. Brandon Anderson said a semi-truck pulling a trailer was traveling east on US-6, towards Spanish Fork Canyon, and a silver Mazda Tribute was turning left onto US-6 from Powerhouse Road.
“It appears the Mazda Tribute pulled out in front of the semi-truck,” said Anderson, and the “semi-truck hit the drivers side of the Mazda Tribute.”
The driver of the SUV, a 22-year-old female, suffered “extreme head trauma,” according
Damage to semi-truck after collision near Spanish Fork Canyon. Photo credit: Spanish Fork Police
to police. Anderson said emergency responders “worked on the female at the scene” and she was in “extreme condition.”
The female was life-flighted to Utah Valley Hospital from the Crash near Spanish Fork Canyon. She was the only passenger of the SUV.
The driver of the semi-truck is uninjured with minor damage to the vehicle.
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