A dump truck overturned in a multi‑vehicle crash on West Chester Pike in Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania, Friday afternoon, leaving two people injured.
The Crash
The dump truck was traveling along the 8600 block of West Chester Pike when it collided with a jeep that was about to exit a parking lot. The jeep then struck at least three other cars, including a BMW, and a powerline fell onto the BMW. The impact forced the dump truck to flip onto its side.
Video Evidence
SkyForce10 was on the scene around 2:45 p.m. and captured footage of the overturned dump truck and the surrounding wreckage. The video shows the dump truck on its side, the jeep, the BMW, and the other damaged vehicles scattered along the roadway.
The Response
Officials reported that a man inside the dump truck was trapped during the crash but was later rescued. A woman in the jeep managed to walk out of the vehicle on her own. Both victims were transported to a nearby hospital. Their medical conditions have not yet been disclosed.
Current Status
Westbound lanes on West Chester Pike remain closed at the crash site. Authorities have not announced whether additional injuries occurred. The incident is still developing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Key Takeaways
- A dump truck overturned on West Chester Pike after colliding with a jeep.
- The collision caused a powerline to fall onto a BMW and damaged multiple vehicles.
- Two victims were rescued and taken to hospital; their conditions are unknown.
The crash underscores the risks of multi‑vehicle incidents on busy thoroughfares and highlights the importance of swift emergency response.
