Rapho Township, PA – Dump Truck and SUV Collide on Lebanon Road (November 2, 2026)
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A dump truck and a sport utility vehicle collided Monday afternoon on Lebanon Road in Rapho Township, Lancaster County, leaving one person injured, according to dispatch records.
The crash was reported shortly after 2:20 p.m. on the 1200 block of Lebanon Road, a two-lane roadway that runs through the rural, northern section of the township. Responding crews found that the dump truck and the SUV had come into contact on the roadway, resulting in damage to both vehicles.
The occupant of the SUV who was hurt in the collision was treated at the scene by emergency medical personnel. Officials did not release further details about the extent of the injuries sustained. No other occupants were reported injured.
Manheim Borough Police responded to the 1200 block of Lebanon Road to investigate the collision. According to dispatch, no roads were closed as a result of the crash, and traffic in the area was able to continue moving while the vehicles were cleared from the scene. The Lancaster County Coroner''s Office was not called to the scene.
A full crash report on the Lebanon Road collision is expected to be available from Manheim Borough Police. Anyone with information about the crash is encouraged to contact the Manheim Borough Police Department.
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Reported by WHP/CBS21 (local21news.com).
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