A Thursday night crash on New Falls Road totaled two vehicles with a silver/grey SUV flipping onto its back and miraculously no one was seriously injured.
Around 9 p.m. first responders from William Penn and Levittown #2 fire companies along with Levittown Fairless Hills Rescue squad responded to reports of an auto extraction on the 6800 block of New Falls Road.
On scene emergency service crews discovered a two vehicle crash at the mouth of the entrance way to ACME Supermarket.
Extrication of the driver was completed before first responders arrived on scene, fire officials said.
New Falls Road was shut down from Five Points to Quincy Hollow with first responders providing traffic control.
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Raelyn Wade, 38 of Bristol, who was driving the SUV that flipped said she was T-boned by the driver of the second vehicle when pulling out of the ACME exit on New Falls Rd.
“I was upside down like Spiderman and everything was in slow motion. I don’t know how I’m not more f**ked up but I’m so lucky to be here,” she said.
Wade thanked those who stopped and tried to help her moments after the crash.
Especially the driver in the truck next to her who apparently was a calming influence after the wreck.
Wade was taken to a local medical facility for treatment of non-life threatening injuries.
Police on scene said the investigation into the crash is ongoing and as of Friday morning there were no charges filed connected to the crash.
Credit: Joe Nelson, Lower Bucks Source Contributor
Credit: Joe Nelson, Lower Bucks Source Contributor
Credit: Joe Nelson, Lower Bucks Source Contributo