Two men hospitalised after crash on A470 in North Wales

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 16:21 · Archive

Two male drivers were taken to hospital after a collision on the A470 near Trawsfynydd on Wednesday morning, one with serious injuries.

Two male drivers were hospitalised after a collision on the A470 near Trawsfynydd in North Wales on Wednesday, 4 November. The crash, which occurred at 6.43am at the junction of the A470 and the A4212, involved a white Ford Transit tipper and a grey Toyota Aygo.

One driver was taken to Ysbyty Gwynedd with minor injuries, whilst the other was taken to hospital in Stoke where he remains with serious injuries. Sergeant Gerallt Williams of North Wales Police's Roads Policing Unit appealed for witnesses. 'I'd appeal to anybody who may have been travelling around the area yesterday morning and who may have witnessed the collision or who saw either vehicle just prior to the collision to please contact us,' he said.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police online or phone 101, quoting reference number O180227.

How it is being reported

• Man seriously injured in A470 crashPolice appeal for witnesses after a road traffic collision on Wednesday, 4 NovemberCambrian News · 5 Nov, 13:00
• Two men taken to hospital, with one seriously injured, in A470 crashNorth Wales Police’s Roads Policing Unit said the male drivers of both vehicles involved in the collision, on the A470 near Trawsfynydd, were taken to hospital.County Times · 5 Nov, 12:30

In this story: North Wales Police · Trawsfynydd · A470 · Powys · Ysbyty Gwynedd · Stoke

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