Crime & Safety

Car Slams Into Utility Pole on Vanderbilt Parkway

Driver sustains non-life-threatening injuries in Saturday night crash.

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The responded to its second accident this weekend involving an overturned vehicle.

The latest crash occurred when a Jeep Grand Cherokee slammed into a utility pole and overturned on Vanderbilt Parkway near Waydale Drive on Saturday at about 7:35 p.m. 

Dix Hills volunteer firefighters and rescue squad personnel were on the scene with an ambulance, heavy rescue truck, and paramedic responder, under the direction of Chief Richard Granahan.

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The male driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries, and was transported to Huntington Hospital by the Dix Hills Rescue Squad.

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