Thief River Falls: Rear-End Crash Reported on Hwy 32
THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on Highway 32 on Sept. 25.
The crash was reported at 12:01 p.m. near the intersection of Highway 32 and Greenwood Street.
No injuries were known following the collision, according to the accident report.
Two Vehicles Involved in Highway 32 Crash
Cody Hulst of Thief River Falls was driving a 1997 Chevrolet GMT on Highway 32.
Jaclyn Moe of Grygla was driving a 2018 Ford Edge.
According to the report, Moe had stopped before the collision occurred.
Hulst’s Chevrolet then rear-ended the Ford Edge, the report states.
The information provided does not describe what caused Hulst’s vehicle to strike the stopped Ford.
It also does not list road or weather conditions at the time.
No known injuries were reported after the crash.
Intersection Located Along Busy City Route
Highway 32 is a major north-south route through Thief River Falls.
The highway carries local traffic and vehicles traveling through northwestern Minnesota.
Drivers approaching stopped traffic should leave enough distance to react safely.
Motorists should also reduce speed when traffic begins slowing near intersections.
Current highway conditions and travel information are available through Minnesota 511.
Road construction and transportation updates are also available from the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
No Injuries Reported
The crash report listed no known injuries involving either driver.
The information provided does not state whether either vehicle required towing.
It also does not indicate whether any citations were issued after the collision.
Crash reports often contain preliminary information gathered shortly after an incident.
Details can change if additional information becomes available during an investigation.
Drivers should use caution near crash scenes and give emergency crews room to work.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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