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Multiple Crashes Across North America Injure 16

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Multiple Crashes Across North America Injure 16

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A crash in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, left five 17-year-olds with non-life-threatening injuries after their SUV hit a parked vehicle and a home. In Texas, a pickup that allegedly failed to yield while turning left collided with a teen’s SUV, injuring both drivers; the 17-year-old driver and 51-year-old pickup driver were hospitalized, while the teen passenger was unhurt. In Durham, North Carolina, police say an SUV driver crossed the center line, triggering a chain of collisions that injured five people, including a 16-year-old on a scooter; the driver was cited for impaired driving and driving with a license revoked for impairment. A separate collision between two SUVs in Newport News, Virginia, injured five adults, one critically, and remained under investigation.

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