Wednesday, September 5, 2012
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the two-car accident occurred at Route N and Lake Saint Louis Boulevard on Friday morning.
An O'Fallon woman suffered minor injuries in a car crash early Aug. 31. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Jean Gore, 49, of O'Fallon, was driving eastbound on Route N near Lake Saint Louis Boulevard in her 2003 Dodge Durango around 10:53 a.m. The report said Gore struck the side of a 2000 Ford Taurus, driven by Austin Sneed, 16, of Lake Saint Louis, after the car failed to stop at a stop sign. Both sufferred minor injuries and were transported to St. Joseph Hospital West. According to the report, both drivers were wearing their seatbelts.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, a passenger was injured over the weekend when the driver struck a car stopped in the middle of the road.
An O'Fallon woman was injured in a two-car crash on Sunday, Aug. 5. Jenifer Otalora, 21, of O'Fallon, parked her 1999 Ford Contour on westbound Route N, near Interstate 64 around 4:25 a.m. on Sunday. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol report, she had her hazard lights on due to running out of gas. The report states that Ronald Hesselrode, 64, of O'Fallon, driving his 2006 Chevrolet Aveo westbound, was unable to see Otalora's car and struck the right rear of the vehicle before hitting the median. Otalora and Hesselrode were uninjured. Passenger Kriste Hesselrode, 60, of O'Fallon was transported to by St. Charles County Ambulance to St. Joseph West Hospital. The report did not state how serious Hesselrode's injuries were.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Police issue 36 citations at two intersections.
O’Fallon Police recently conducted a red light violation enforcement that lead to 36 citations. Two teams of officers worked for four-hours on April 24 at the intersections of Veteran’s Memorial Parkway at Bryan Road and Highway K at Highway N. According to police, these intersections are both high violation areas and in the top five for intersections with the highest number of crashes. During the detail, officers conducted 35 traffic stops, issuing 26 red light or failure to yield right of way on green light violations. One person was charged with driving when license revoked. Funding for this effort was provided through a grant from the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Highway Safety Division in cooperation with the National …
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Crash happened near O'Fallon on Tuesday.
A St. Charles woman was taken by helicopter to Barnes Jewish Hospital Tuesday night after she crashed her car on Route N, north of Brassel Drive. Joanna B. Spielberg, 42, was driving on Route N around 10:55 p.m. when she failed to negotiate a curve and traveled off the right side of the road and overturned. Her injuries were classified as serious and she was taken to Barnes Jewish Hospital by Arch Helicopter, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol's crash report..
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Page Phase 3 Design-Build Contract to start in early 2013.
The third phase of Route 364, the Page Avenue extension, through the heart of St. Charles County is funded for construction to start in 2013. The project’s location from Route 94 and Mid Rivers Mall Drive to Route N and I-64 has been approved for nearly 20 years. Residents, businesses and commuters interested in learning about Route 364 Page Phase 3 are invited to attend a public meeting from 4-7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25 at the St. Charles Community College Rotunda. Missouri Department of Transportation staff will be available to discuss the proposed corridor, property needs, and schedule to hire a Design-Build contractor in early 2013. The meeting will be an open house, so the public is welcome to attend at any time between 4…
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Police issue 27 citations at Veterans Memorial Parkway and Route K.
O’Fallon Police recently conducted a red light violation enforcement that lead to 27 citations. Two teams of officers worked for four-hours on Oct. 3 at the intersections of Veteran’s Memorial Parkway at Bryan Road and Route K at Route N. According to police, these intersections are both high violation areas and in the top five for intersections with the highest number of crashes. During the detail, officers conducted 28 traffic stops, issuing 18 red light or failure to yield right of way on green light violations. Two drivers were arrested for outstanding warrants and one person was charged with Driving While Suspended. Funding for this effort was provided through a grant from the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Highway …
Friday, August 26, 2011
On Wednesday, police monitored O'Fallon intersections high in number of violations and crashes.
O’Fallon Police cracked down on red light violations earlier this week at the intersections of Veteran’s Memorial Parkway at Bryan Road and Routes K and N. The enforcement was funded by a grant from the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Highway Safety Division in cooperation with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Missouri Safety Center. Police say the focus was to stop and enforce red light and failure to yield right of way violations in intersections that are high in violations and in the top five with highest number of crashes in O'Fallon. During the Aug. 23 detail, between 3:30 to 7:30 p.m., two teams of officers worked at both intersections and conducted 59 traffic stops. According to police, a total of…
J
11:01 am on Thursday, May 3, 2012
What a bunch of BS. I used to be for the enforcements which are not a bad idea, sure better than red light cameras, however the most amount of accidents are not at Hwy K and N nor at VMP and Bryan Rd. They fail to enforce really high accident intersections of, O'Fallon Road and Hwy K, Fallon Parkway and Hwy K, Hutchinson Farms and Hwy K, Feisie and Hwy K, Waterbury Falls and Hwy K, where many … more ›