Numerous Weather-Related Accidents

Area roads are still treacherous, and accidents have been reported throughout the Twins Tiers all day.

At various times throughout the day tractor-trailers were stuck on West Eldred Road, Route 6 in Keating Township, Route 219 and Minard Run Road to name just a few places.

Cars are in ditches just about everywhere in the Bradford area and in Cattaraugus County.

Motorists are urged to use caution if they have to be on the roads.

One of the tractor-trailers was being driven by 53-year-old David Jeffries of DuBois on Route 219 in Lafayette Township, just north of Westline Road.

Police say Jeffries lost control of the rig at just before 10 a.m., causing it to jackknife. The truck was pulled out of a ditch by Boylan’s Trucking, then driven from the scene.

Jeffries wasn’t hurt, but was cited for driving at an unsafe speed.

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A Coudersport woman and her 13-year-old passenger suffered minor injuries at 7:30 this morning on Route 120 in Cameron County.

Police say 35-yea-rold Amanda Eddins lost control of her pickup truck on the snow-covered road. The truck eventually flipped onto its passenger side.

No charges were filed.

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A Wilcox man wasn’t hurt, but his vehicle had to be towed from the scene of an accident on Route 46, just south of Columbia Hill Road this morning.

Police say 62-year-old Allen Walker lost control of his van on the snow-covered road, crossed the road a couple of times and hit a snow bank.
Walker was cited for driving at an unsafe speed.

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And, as always, for the latest list of closing and cancellations, go to WESB.com, where we post them as soon as we get them.

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