Accident articles related to Greenville
A 20+ vehicle pileup shut down I-795 near the Wilson and Wayne County line in Eastern North Carolina for hours Tuesday night. At least 21 vehicles, including an eighteen-wheeler, were involved in the crash. No serious injuries were reported.
An 81-year-old woman has died in a crash involving a dump truck in Abbeville, South Carolina. The crash happened on Friday when a Kia Soul hit a parked dump truck. The driver of the Kia Soul, Georgia Hall Ashely, died as a result of the crash.
One person has died and another injured after a crash in Abbeville. The victim crashed into the back of a parked dump truck. The incident is currently under investigation.
One person was killed and another injured Thursday afternoon in a crash in Pickens County, South Carolina. The driver of the Lincoln died at the scene, and the driver of the Nissan truck was airlifted to Greenville Memorial Hospital.
Crystal McSwain Nance, 49, died in a head-on collision in Cherokee County on Sunday afternoon. Nance was traveling south on North Limestone Street when a car heading north on North Logan Street struck her vehicle. She later died from her injuries at Cherokee Medical Center.
A crash involving three vehicles slowed Greenville traffic on Friday afternoon. Two people were injured and taken to ECU Health Medical Center with minor injuries. The driver of the first SUV was charged with unsafe movement.
A skateboarder was hit and killed in Asheville on Friday morning. The victim was identified as 46-year-old Benjamin Brown. Brown was skateboarding along Merrimon Avenue when he entered the intersection with Marcellus Street despite having a red light and was hit by an oncoming Republic solid waste collection truck. The victim then fell into the roadway where he was hit by another car.
A log truck driver was killed in a single-vehicle accident on Highway 30 near Satterwaite Road in Pitt County this morning. The driver was not wearing a seat belt and the truck overturned and collided with a ditch. The road was shut down as the Highway Patrol investigates and the logs are cleared from the highway.
Clemson student Michael Lee Lyon III is no longer facing a DUI charge in connection to a crash that killed Robert Barrett. The charge was dropped due to a lack of evidence to support a conviction. Lyon was arrested after police noticed a strong marijuana odor coming from him and the vehicle he was driving.
A pickup truck rear-ended a school bus carrying 21 children in Lenoir County. Several children and the pickup driver were injured in the crash.