DUI, Reckless Driving Charges in Potter County Crash
Coudersport, Pa. — A single-vehicle crash on State Route 49 in Allegany Township, Potter County, has led to charges of driving under the influence (DUI) and reckless driving. The incident occurred on March 13, 2026, at approximately 20:43 hours, when a 2016 Peterbilt truck, operated by a 48-year-old male from White Oak, Pa., was traveling westbound on State Route 49. According to the crash report, the vehicle was traveling too fast for conditions and began to fish-tail on the snow/slush-covered roadway, causing the operator to lose control. The truck spun 180 degrees clockwise and exited the northern side of the road, overturning one full rotation before coming to a final rest on its passenger side.
The operator, whose name is not listed in the records, sustained suspected minor injuries and was transported to UPMC Cole by Tri-Town EMS. The crash is being investigated by the Pennsylvania State Police, with Trooper David Hoover as the lead investigator. The docket number for this case is UPLOAD-20260324143448-16ce9f83. The defendant is facing charges, including 75 Pa.C.S. § 3361, driving at a safe speed, and other related offenses. The case is currently pending in the Potter County Court of Common Pleas.
Bail information and conditions are not specified in the available records. The court proceedings, including any upcoming hearings or trial dates, are also not detailed in the provided information. As the case progresses, further details may become available. It is essential to note that the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and the prosecution will be handled by the Potter County District Attorney’s Office.
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