Lexington, SC – If you’re planning to be out and about tonight, pay attention because the Lexington Police Department is on site dealing with a car accident that has created a bit of a traffic snag. Just after 8:30 PM, right at the busy intersection of Mineral Springs and Sunset Boulevard, a collision occurred that is causing some delays for drivers trying to navigate that area.
Authorities report that the crash is currently blocking the inbound lane, so it’s a good idea to steer clear of that route if you can. Local law enforcement is out there at the scene, working diligently to clear the wreckage and get traffic flowing smoothly again.
As the cleanup continues, the Lexington Police are urging drivers to take their time, keep their eyes open, and be safe. If you find yourself driving nearby, please be mindful of emergency personnel as they handle the situation. It’s always better to err on the side of caution. With traffic disruption and potential backup, it might take a bit longer to get to your destination, so an extra bit of patience goes a long way tonight!
As of now, there hasn’t been any information released regarding injuries tied to the accident. It seems that the local crew is making clearing efforts their priority, so details might still be rolling in. Hopefully, with everyone involved, the situation will resolve without any serious implications.
For those of you who might be traveling through Lexington this evening, here are a few helpful tips while the authorities work on clearing the road:
Traffic collisions can happen suddenly and may cause added stress, but in moments like these, it’s key to stay calm and drive safely. If you’re in the area or have friends and family who may be heading out, give them a heads up to be careful around the intersection. Your safety and the safety of others come first.
Stay tuned for more updates on the situation as the Lexington Police Department continues to address the incident. Let’s all keep our fingers crossed for a quick resolution, and thank our local law enforcement for their hard work in keeping the community safe!
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