Pickup truck strikes Route 6 Dollar General
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- Times Observer photo by Brian Ferry
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- Times Observer photo by Brian Ferry
The driver of a pickup truck that struck a Dollar General late this morning was transported to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
The crash occurred at the Route 6 store in Clarendon.
According to police, the driver was pulling into a parking space when the vehicle jumped ahead, striking the store and causing damage to the property.
No one inside was injured, police said.
Firefighters from Clarendon and Pleasant responded, as did EmergyCare and Pennsylvania State Police.
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