Two people were injured in a crash Sunday morning at Route 126 and Ridge Roads.
Plainfield Deputy Fire Chief Jon Stratton said two cars were heading east on Route 126 when the rear-end collision happened around 10 a.m.
The driver of the vehicle that was hit, a 53-year-old woman was taken to Rush-Copley Hospital in Aurora in good condition, according to Stratton.
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The second vehicle was carrying a woman in her 70s and granddaughter. The girl, 11, was also taken to Copley in good condition, Stratton said.
Stratton said Kendall County Sheriff’s Police responded to the accident. No details on the cause of the accident were available Sunday afternoon.
The Sunday morning crash was just the latest in a series of accidents along a roughly three-mile stretch of Route 126.
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Editor's note: Due to inaccurate information provided by the Plainfield Fire Protection District, an earlier version of this story gave an incorrect age for the driver of the vehicle that was hit. Her correct age is 53.
Shannon, when will you start reporting on how the fire district spends 11% of the property tax bills for people who live in the fire district. The spending of the tax dollars has a far bigger impact than these stories you post on ducks, bulls, and minor to no injury accidents. Next meeting is this Tuesday night. I doubt Deputy Fire Chief Jon Stratton will be so fast to call and tell you how they spent their money.