Cambridge At around 9:41 a.m. on June 30, Vermont State Police arrived at the scene of a four-vehicle collision on Vermont Route 15.
The collision happened on dry roads in clear weather as all four cars were heading east on Vermont Route 15 as they approached the roundabout.
Three automobiles came to a complete stop behind a non-crash vehicle that was turning left into a private company.
The back of a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado driven by Uriah B. Keith, 27, of Montpelier, was struck by Jackson W. Minor, 20, of Fairfax, who was the last car in line and was unable to slow down in time.
Friedora Haley, 61, of Jeffersonville, was driving a 2022 Ford F-150 when Keith’s car collided with it.
William R. Russ, 66, of Williston, was driving a 2019 Toyota Tundra when Haley’s car struck it.
The front end of Minor’s 2019 Ford Super Duty was moderately damaged.
The damage to Keith’s Silverado was moderate.
Haley was taken to the University of Vermont Medical Center for what were believed to be minor injuries after her F-150 was moderately damaged.
Minor contact damage was sustained by Russ’ Tundra.
Every operator had on a seat belt.
Vermont State Police received on-scene assistance from the Cambridge Fire Department and Cambridge Rescue.
