Emergency Services Respond to Smethwick Collision Involving Three Individuals
Emergency services were dispatched to the scene of a two-vehicle collision in Smethwick this morning, where a man and two teenagers received medical assessments. The incident occurred at the junction of The Uplands and Cemetery Road shortly before 10am on Friday, February 20.
Timeline of the Incident and Emergency Response
West Midlands Ambulance Service was alerted at 9.49am following reports of a road traffic collision. One ambulance arrived promptly at the location to attend to the situation.
Upon arrival, paramedics discovered three patients: a man and two teenage males. All individuals were thoroughly assessed by medical professionals at the roadside. Fortunately, after evaluation, all three were discharged at the scene without requiring further hospital treatment, according to a spokesperson from the ambulance service.
Impact on Local Transport Services
The collision caused significant disruption to local bus services. National Express West Midlands announced diversions for Service 89 in both directions due to the incident on Uplands Road.
The diversion route was implemented via:
- Hales Lane
- Manor Road
- Church Road
The transport company issued an apology for any inconvenience caused to passengers during this period. By 11.48am, the collision had been cleared, and Service 89 resumed its normal route operations.
Police Involvement and Ongoing Investigation
West Midlands Police were present at the scene following the crash. Authorities have been approached for further comment regarding the circumstances surrounding the collision and any potential investigations that may follow.
The swift response from emergency services ensured that all involved received prompt medical attention, while transport adjustments helped manage traffic flow in the affected area of Smethwick.
