Ulysses Man Cited for Single‑Vehicle Crash on Center St, Potter County
Ulysses, Pa. – A 31‑year‑old male resident of Ulysses, Potter County, was cited after a single‑vehicle crash on June 25, 2026, at the intersection of South Main Street and Center Street in the borough of Ulysses. The incident, documented in Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Crash – Public Information Release Report, involved a 2004 Dodge that left the roadway, struck a wooden fence, entered the yard of 405 Center Street, and collided with a support beam of the back porch before coming to rest.
The driver, identified in the report as a 31‑year‑old male (name listed as “Cony S. Bice” in the agency’s internal records), was wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. He sustained suspected minor injuries and was transported by Tri‑Town Ambulance to UPMC Cole for evaluation. The vehicle was later towed from the scene by Gaines Garage.
Law enforcement recorded a primary traffic violation under Pennsylvania Vehicle Code § 33091, described as “Driving on roadways laned for traffic – single.” No criminal charges were filed, and the citation reflects a non‑moving violation for improper lane usage that resulted in the crash.
According to the crash synopsis, the vehicle was traveling northbound on South Main Street when it exited the roadway to the west, entered the yard of 709 South Main Street, struck a fence, and continued into the yard of 405 Center Street where it impacted the porch support beam. The incident did not result in any fatalities, and no other parties were injured.
Because the matter involves a traffic citation rather than a criminal prosecution, there is no bail, court hearing, or adjudication listed in the public release. The citation will be processed through the Potter County Traffic Court, and the driver will be required to appear to address the violation and any associated fines or costs as determined by the court.
The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) emphasized that the release of this information is intended to promote transparency and public awareness of roadway safety incidents. The agency noted that details are preliminary and may be updated as the investigation proceeds.
As with all pending legal matters, the driver is presumed innocent until any court determination is made, and the case will be handled by the Potter County District Attorney’s Office.
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