Confirmed Incident: July 2025 Intersection Crash
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A two-vehicle crash occurred around 5:30 p.m. on a Tuesday afternoon at the same intersection in southern Bulloch County. A semi-tractor trailer failed to stop at the all-way stop and struck a Honda Odyssey van. One female passenger died at the scene, and another was airlifted by Lifestar for emergency treatment. Their identities were not released at the time. Statesboro Herald
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The Georgia Department of Transportation had recently converted the intersection into a four-way stop—effective July 10, 2025—in response to a history of accidents in that area. Grice ConnectStatesboro Herald
Intersection Safety Upgrades
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The conversion to a four-way stop was part of broader safety efforts following numerous collisions at the site. This included installing:
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Striping to eliminate left-turn lanes,
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Stop signs with “All Way” plates,
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Advance warning signs,
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Stop bars, stop words painted on the pavement, and
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Rumble strips. Grice ConnectStatesboro Herald
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These improvements were aimed squarely at reducing hazards—especially involving large commercial vehicles—but did not fully prevent the recent crash. Statesboro HeraldGrice Connect
Summary Table
Reported Incident | Confirmed by Sources? | Details Known |
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Local mother killed, teenage daughter critical | No | Not corroborated in reliable news or local outlets. |
July 2025 crash at intersection | Yes | Semi-truck struck family van; one woman died, another life-flighted; identities withheld. |
Safety upgrades at intersection | Yes | Four-way stop and signage improvements implemented as of July 10, 2025. |
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