A two-vehicle crash involving a Mack truck left a car heavily damaged Monday morning at the intersection of N.C. 211 and N.C. 73 in West End.
Crews were dispatched after the crash was reported around 9:40 a.m.
Authorities told a Sandhills Sentinel reporter at the scene that the driver of a Mazda failed to yield while pulling out of the Exxon station at the intersection and attempting to turn left onto N.C. 211.
A Mack truck traveling southbound on the highway was unable to stop and struck the Mazda on the front passenger side and door.
The Mack truck did not suffer any significant damage and was able to be driven away from the scene.
Neither driver was harmed as a result of the incident.
The Mazda sustained extensive front-end damage, the airbags deployed, and the fender was knocked off. The Mack took very little damage and was able to safely drive away from the scene after speaking with authorities.
Responding agencies included the N.C. State Highway Patrol, West End Fire Department, and Moore County EMS.
Megan Hall | Reporter
Article and photos by Sandhills Sentinel reporter Megan Hall.
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