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Woodford woman involved in one-car crash, transported for

In Woodford, Vermont, police say Elizabeth Grove, 32, fell asleep while driving, crashing her vehicle into a fire hydrant and trees on June 6. She sustained minor injuries.

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Vermont State Police say a 32-year-old resident of East Greenbush, New York, was cited following a single-vehicle crash on VT Route 9 in Woodford on June 6, 2026. The incident occurred around 9:46 a.m. when Elizabeth Grove reportedly fell asleep while driving, causing her Kia Niro to veer off the road.

According to the report, Grove’s vehicle struck a fire hydrant and several small trees before coming to a stop. She sustained minor injuries and was transported to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center for evaluation. The vehicle was deemed totaled due to the extent of the damage.

Emergency services, including the Bennington Rural Fire Department, Bennington Rescue Squad, and Bennington Water Department, assisted at the scene. No further legal action has been reported, and there are no current court dates or additional charges associated with this incident.

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Source: Vermont State Police

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