WOBURN, MASS. (WHDH) - Law enforcement officials are warning drivers to take it slow on the roads after overnight snow created slick spots in some areas.
Troopers responding to a reported crash on Interstate 90 westbound just before exit 13 across from the Natick Service Plaza Wednesday morning found a car with significant damage and a tractor-trailer that had gone off the road.
There were no reported injuries but the right lane was closed.
#MAtraffic Crash, TT vs. car, I-90 WB, before x.13 at the 117.6 mile-marker (across from the Natick Service Plaza) in #Natick. No injuries. Right lane is closed. pic.twitter.com/P4FhPJkFd6
— Mass State Police (@MassStatePolice) January 27, 2021
Troopers also responded to a serious crash on Interstate 93 southbound at the Interstate 95 cloverleaf on the Reading-Woburn line around 9:45 p.m. Tuesday and learned that a 2016 BMW X5, operated by a 43-year-old South Boston woman, struck a 2018 Toyota RAV4, driven by a 61-year-old Quincy man, from behind, state police said.
The BMW went off the roadway into the grass infield, struck a large concrete light pole foundation and a guardrail on the edge of the on-ramp before going over the guardrail and down a wooded embankment, state police added.
First responders performed CPR on the South Boston woman before she was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The Toyota rotated out of control following the impact but came to a rest in the left travel lane. The driver was uninjured.
In Lancaster, a driver suffered serious injuries after a crash left them trapped inside their vehicle.
It took firefighters nearly 55 minutes to remove the driver, who was transported to an area hospital.
Their current condition has not been released.
Sterling Fire responded on a mutual aid assignment to Lancaster during this evening’s storm. It took firefighters nearly 55 minutes to extricate the heavily entrapped patient. The driver was treated by Sterling Paramedics and transported by Lancaster Fire with serious injuries. pic.twitter.com/oO9Fx3AyPf
— Sterling Fire Department (@FDSterling) January 27, 2021
A car crashed into a pole in the area of Elm Street near Oak Street in Duxbury early Wednesday morning, leaving the snapped pole laying across the roadway.
Duxbury fire officials say they responded to many weather-related accidents overnight.
Avoid the area of Elm St near Oak St. DXFD on scene of an MVA vs pole. We have responded to many weather related accidents tonight. Use caution on the roads. #weather #snow #duxbury #DXFD pic.twitter.com/5VrqZC9GRg
— Duxbury Fire PIO (@DXFD_PIO) January 27, 2021
State police also responded to a rollover crash on Route 28 southbound in Stoneham and a head-on crash on Route 114 in Middleton Tuesday evening.
No additional information has been released.
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