Mt. Lebanon, PA – Three People Hospitalized After Crash at Connor Rd & Terrace Dr

Mt. Lebanon, PA (May 15, 2026) – A crash sent three people to the hospital Friday evening, May 15, in Mt. Lebanon, according to Allegheny County emergency dispatchers. The accident happened at approximately 7:00 p.m. at the intersection of Connor Road and Terrace Drive.

Emergency units responded to the scene and transported all three people for medical treatment. Details about the severity of injuries have not been confirmed. The number of vehicles involved and the circumstances that led to the collision have not been released.

The identities of those involved remain unknown at this time. The accident remains under active investigation.

Our thoughts remain with those hurt in this crash as they receive care and work toward recovery.

What Evidence To Collect After a Crash in Pennsylvania

Collecting the right evidence after a car accident in Pennsylvania can make a significant difference in the outcome of an insurance claim or personal injury case. The moments and days following a crash are the most important window for gathering information that accurately reflects what happened. Once the scene clears and time passes, critical evidence becomes harder or impossible to recover.

Start at the scene if you are physically able. Photograph all vehicles involved, their positions on the road, visible damage, skid marks, traffic signals, road conditions, and any nearby landmarks. Take wide shots to capture the full scene and close-ups to document specific damage and injuries. Video walkthroughs of the scene often capture details that still photos miss.

Request the official crash report as soon as it becomes available. In Pennsylvania, the investigating officer files a report that documents vehicle positions, driver statements, road conditions, and any preliminary fault determinations. This report serves as a foundational document in both insurance claims and legal proceedings. A car accident attorney can help request this document and flag anything that needs correction.

Pennsylvania follows a modified comparative fault standard, meaning insurers will look for any opportunity to argue that your injuries were pre-existing or unrelated to the accident. A consistent and well-documented medical record closes that argument before it starts.

At Edelstein, Martin & Nelson, we help injury victims across Pennsylvania gather the evidence they need and understand their legal options after a serious crash. If you or someone you know was hurt in an accident in Mt. Lebanon or throughout Pennsylvania, call Edelstein, Martin & Nelson at (888) 630-4409 to speak with our team today.