Santa Ynez, CA (August 3, 2024) An early morning collision in Santa Barbara County on Sunday, July 28th, left two people injured. It happened at approximately 5:22 a.m. in Santa Ynez at the intersection of N. Refugio Road and Samantha Drive. The two-vehicle collision caused officers to close the road for a while, according to reports.
It was 5:22 a.m. as two vehicles approached an intersection in Santa Ynez. A gray SUV and a four-door sedan arrived at the intersection at the same time. For reasons that are still unknown, the two vehicles collided at the intersection, according to reports.
Santa Barbara County Firefighters and the California Highway Patrol arrived at the scene and found the two damaged vehicles stopped at the intersection. Debris littered the roadway in every direction and officers had to close the road. Paramedics hurried to the vehicles, ready to give medical attention to anyone in need. They found the drivers of both vehicles with injuries, officers reported. Both were loaded into an ambulance and taken to Santa Ynez Cottage Hospital to receive treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.
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Officer requested tow trucks at the scene to remove the badly damaged vehicles. The California Highway Patrol is leading this investigation and are working to determine what exactly happened at this Santa Ynez intersection. They are also trying to uncover who was at fault for this accident. Following the initial investigation at the scene, crews began clearing the debris from the roadway so traffic could resume.
All of us at Accident News Now wishes full and quick recoveries to both injured drivers. We know these kinds of situations can be very stressful as you heal and deal with a damaged vehicles, among other things. We have an amazing team of legal representatives ready to help you during this time. Call today!
