Grand Forks ( trfnews.i234.me ) – Breaking news out of Grand Forks late Tuesday afternoon, where a crash slowed traffic along South Columbia Road in the 2200 block. The incident happened during the rush hour commute, creating delays for drivers in the area.
Initial reports indicate one car rear-ended another, leaving one vehicle with heavy front-end damage. Witnesses said it appeared to be a two-car crash, though it was not immediately clear if other vehicles were involved.
No ambulance was seen at the scene as of the initial response, and there were no immediate reports of injuries. However, the damaged vehicle drew attention from passersby as crews worked to clear the scene.
Traffic congestion built up quickly in the area, adding to rush-hour frustrations for commuters. Authorities have not yet released details about possible citations or charges. Officials say updates will be provided if further information becomes available.
Rear-end collisions are among the most common traffic accidents, often caused by following too closely or distracted driving. For more on crash prevention, visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.
