A 32-year-old Warrenton man and a 35-year-old Wright City man were seriously injured in a two-car accident in Warren County on the evening of Aug. 9, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
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A 32-year-old Warrenton man and a 35-year-old Wright City man were seriously injured in a two-car accident in Warren County on the evening of Aug. 9, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
The accident occurred when the first vehicle, driven by a St. Louis man, 36, was traveling north Stracks Church Road, south of Route M. The Wright City man was driving east on Route M.
The St. Louis man failed to yield to the Wright City man and struck the front right side of his vehicle, according to the patrol. The Warrenton man was a passenger in the Wright City man’s vehicle.
They were both transported to SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital Lake St. Louis via ambulance.
The St. Louis man did not report any injuries in the accident, according to the patrol.
