Police said an Audi A4, Chrysler TNC and a Toyota Corolla were involved in the accident. The Audi’s driver reportedly had a medical issue, drove against a red light and turned left northbound onto Coburg in the number two lane on a green light.
Eugene, OR. – Two people were injured after a three-car accident on Thursday afternoon in Eugene, according to the Eugene Police Department.
The collision happened at 4:30 p.m. on May 7 at Coburg Road and Beltline Highway.
Police said an Audi A4, Chrysler TNC and a Toyota Corolla were involved in the accident. The Audi’s driver reportedly had a medical issue, drove against a red light and turned left northbound onto Coburg in the number two lane on a green light. The Chrysler then struck the Corolla operated by a 20-year-old female.
The Audi hit a metal crosswalk pole and sign before going off the roadway after the crash. All cars sustained extensive damage and had airbags deployed.
The 54-year-old male Audi driver and the 37-year-old female driver of the Chrysler van sustained non-life threatening injuries. The two were taken to an area hospital.
Three van’s occupants, ages 6 and 13, did not require to be transported to the hospital.
The Corolla driver was not transported to the hospital.
Further information concerning this crash was not provided.
The incident remains under investigation.
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