Two-Vehicle Crash on State Route 6 Near Coudersport Leaves One Injured
COUDERSPORT, Pa. — A two‑vehicle collision occurred on the westbound lane of State Route 6 in Eulalia Township, Potter County, at approximately 4:34 p.m. on October 24, 2026. Unit 1, a 2011 Toyota Sequoia driven by 67‑year‑old Dale Welshhans of Coudersport, struck Unit 2, a 2015 Chevrolet CK 2500 driven by 44‑year‑old Eric Miller of Red Lion, as Miller attempted a left turn into the A&W West End Grill parking lot.
According to the Pennsylvania State Police public information release, the point of impact on Unit 1 was the 12 o’clock position, striking Unit 2’s 7 o’clock position. After the impact, Unit 1 came to rest in the westbound lane and was later towed from the scene. Unit 2 was driven safely into the parking lot and then off the roadway.
All occupants were wearing seat belts. Welshhans sustained a suspected minor injury and refused transport by EMS. Miller, his passenger Kadie Miller (44, female, Red Lion), and two younger passengers—a 12‑year‑old male and a 9‑year‑old male, both from Red Lion—were not injured and required no medical attention.
The crash report notes a primary traffic violation for the driver of Unit 1: violation code 3361, “Driving at Safe Speed.” Responding agencies included Pennsylvania State Police, Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department, Port Area Ambulance Service, Kightlinger Towing, and Trooper Smith.
Police officials emphasized that the information is preliminary and subject to change as the investigation continues.
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