Rochester, NY (June 17, 2024) – Emergency crews responded to a vehicle accident with reported injuries Tuesday at 1765 Mt Read Boulevard, according to local first responders.
The incident was classified as a Basic Life Support (BLS) routine response, indicating that at least one person sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Emergency personnel arrived quickly and administered medical care at the scene. While the exact number of individuals injured has not been confirmed, no critical injuries were reported, and the area was safely cleared.
The crash occurred along a heavily trafficked stretch of Mt Read Blvd, which connects multiple industrial and commercial facilities. Accidents in this corridor are relatively frequent, particularly during peak business hours when traffic congestion and commercial vehicle flow increase the likelihood of collisions.
Authorities are currently investigating the incident to assess potential contributing factors, including distracted driving, road surface conditions, or possible failure to yield. Further details may be released as the review continues.
We extend our best wishes to all those injured and hope for a full and swift recovery.
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