Troopers from the Indiana State Police are investigating an injury crash involving a passenger car and a pick-up truck that sent both drivers to the University of Louisville Hospital with serious injuries.
At approximately 11:12 Saturday morning, Troopers Kevin Bowling and Brett Walters, along with officers from the Washington County Sheriff’s Department and the Posey Township Fire Department, responded to a crash on US-150 just west of Kay’s Chapel Road, located between Fredericksburg and Hardinsburg.
When officers and first responders arrived, they found a beige 2014 Buick LaCrosse had collided head-on with a white 2013 Chevrolet Silverado.
Both vehicles were stationary in the westbound lane of the highway.
Air ambulances were called for both drivers, who were the sole occupants of their cars.
The driver of the Buick had to be extricated from the vehicle before being flown out.
Troopers on-scene called an ISP Crash Reconstruction Team to assist in the investigation.
The preliminary investigation reveals that the westbound Buick, driven by Linda J. Flock, 66, of New Salisbury, crossed over into the westbound lane and collided with the Silverado.
The Silverado was driven by Heidi Nicole Cochran, 20, of Hardinsburg.
Investigators are still trying to determine why the Buick crossed over into the westbound lane.
Both drivers were taken to University Hospital in Louisville.
As of this news release, Flock is listed in critical condition, and Cochran is listed in serious condition. Family members of both drivers have been contacted.
US-150 remained closed for approximately three hours.
This crash remains under investigation.
