Crash Near St. Clair Shores Lands Pair In Hospital

A three-car crash on I-94 caused serious injuries to two occupants of one of the vehicles, according to Michigan State Police. On March 2, at approximately 3:50 a.m., Michigan State Troopers from the Metro North division responded to westbound I-94 and Little Mack after three cars were involved in a crash.

Troopers say the accidents occurred after the driver of a 2003 Dodge pickup driving on westbound I-94 stopped his overheating car in the right travel lane of the highway near Little Mack Avenue. The driver of a 2003 Chevy SUV traveling in the right lane rear-ended the Dodge.

The impact of the crash pushed the Dodge into a position blocking the far left and center lanes. The driver of a 2003 Honda SUV struck the Dodge in what state police called “a T-bone fashion on the driver’s side.” The Dodge and Honda came to rest blocking the far left and center lanes. The Chevrolet came to rest blocking the right lane.

Both occupants of the Chevrolet sustained serious injuries and were transported by EMS to a local hospital. Both are expected to survive. The other two cars’ drivers, both driving alone at the time of the crash, sustained no injuries. The Metro North post continues to investigate the incident.

Photo via Michigan State Police.