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WHILE ATTEMPTING TO MAKE A LEFT HAND TURN
Two persons were injured in a two-vehicle accident on Aug. 13 in Pettis County on Highway 52 at Highway 127.
Nathan Hill, 32, Leeton, wearing a seat belt, eastbound in a 2012 Chevrolet, was yielding to oncoming traffic while attempting to make a left hand turn. Subsequently, a Mack Concrete Pumper Truck eastbound by Troy D. White, 46, Russellville, wearing a seat belt, struck the Hill vehicle in the driver side door.
Nathan Hill experienced minor injuries and refused treatment at the scene. His vehicle had extensive damage and was removed from the scene by Golden Valley Towing. He had driver insurance through Progressive.
Troy D. White experienced minor injuries and refused treatment at the scene. His vehicle had extensive damage and was removed from the scene by Don’s Towing. It was unknown at the time of this accident report whether Troy D. White had driver insurance.
Missouri Highway Patrol Corporal R.S. Smith investigated the accident and was assisted by Corporal J.D. Owens and Trooper A.M. Jeffreys.
