Fargo, Cass County (trfnews.i234.me) — A two-vehicle crash left three people seriously injured. It happened Sunday morning in south Fargo.
The crash was reported at 6:41 a.m. at 45th Street South and 40th Avenue South. The North Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating.
What happened
Troopers said a Honda Pilot left a home in south Fargo. The driver was taking passengers toward Sanford Medical Center Fargo.
The Pilot was traveling north when it entered the intersection. A Chevy Impala then struck the Pilot, the patrol said.
Who was hurt
Two passengers in the Pilot were in the back seat. Troopers said both were not wearing seat belts. Both suffered serious injuries.
The Impala driver also suffered serious injuries. Ambulances took the injured people to Sanford. The Pilot driver was not injured.
- Pilot driver: a 40-year-old man from Fargo, not injured.
- Pilot passenger: a 28-year-old woman from Fargo, seriously injured.
- Pilot passenger: a 5-month-old infant, seriously injured.
- Impala driver: a 24-year-old woman from Fargo, seriously injured.
What happens next
The patrol has not released a cause for the crash. Troopers have not said which driver had the right of way.
Investigators often review marks on the road. They may also check vehicle damage and video, if available.
Troopers can also interview drivers and witnesses. A full report can take time, especially with injuries.
Safety resources
The patrol did not say how the infant was restrained. Officials often remind drivers to buckle up every trip.
Parents can review car seat guidance from NHTSA. The agency also offers a car seat finder tool.
Drivers can request a crash report on the patrol’s website. Fees may apply.
The investigation remains active.
TRF News will update this story as more details are confirmed.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.