Traffic lights out at ‘Carroll's Corner' intersection in Orange due to crash
ORANGE, Mass. (WWLP) – Traffic lights at the 'Carroll's Corner' intersection in Orange will be out for an extended period of time following a motor vehicle accident on Saturday.
School bus, car involved in crash on Amherst Street in Granby
The Orange Fire Department said that at approximately 12:12 p.m. on Saturday, a motor vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of West River Street, East River Street, and South Main Street. The control box for the traffic lights was reportedly destroyed as a result of the crash.
Orange Fire said that the traffic lights are no longer functioning, and that drivers in the area should use extreme caution. No information was provided as to when the lights were anticipated to regain function.
22News will provide updates as more information becomes available.
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