LOGAN, UT – Five people were hospitalized following a crash between a minivan and a snowplow Wednesday.
The collision occurred before 10 a.m. on the 2000 block of S Highway 89, HJ News reported.
The driver of the snowplow, who was traveling south on the highway, intended to pursue a U-turn to travel north. At the same time, a driver of a northbound minivan was traveling on the road and collided with the snowplow.
The driver of the snowplow was cited for improper lookout. It appears he or she was unharmed in the collision.
Officials said there were five minivan occupants – two adults, and three minors, all of whom were transported to a hospital for minor injuries.
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