Lancaster Co., PA – Two Injured in Crash at Harrisburg Pike and Rohrerstown Rd

Lancaster County, PA (February 24, 2026) – Emergency responders were called to the scene of a two-vehicle collision on Monday, February 23, in East Hempfield Township. The crash occurred at approximately 8:00 p.m. at the busy intersection of Harrisburg Pike and Rohrerstown Road (Route 741).

Initial reports confirmed that two people sustained injuries in the impact and were treated by emergency medical services. The severity of their injuries has not yet been released. 

No charges have been announced at this stage of the ongoing investigation.

We wish a full and swift recovery for everyone hurt in this collision.

What Can I Do After a Car Accident in Philadelphia?

To safeguard your interests, you must prioritize a professional medical evaluation, secure the official police report, avoid giving recorded statements to insurance adjusters, and get in touch with a legal professional. The actions you take in the days following a collision are critical for your health and your legal protection.

Even if you feel "fine" or only have minor aches, internal injuries and concussions often have delayed symptoms. In Pennsylvania, your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage is designed to pay for these initial medical visits regardless of fault.

Having a medical record created immediately after the crash links your injuries directly to the accident, preventing insurance companies from claiming your pain was caused by a pre-existing condition.

The local police department report is the foundational document for your insurance claim. It contains officer observations, witness contact information, and potentially a preliminary determination of fault.

You should get a copy of this report as soon as it is available to ensure all facts, such as the weather conditions or the position of the vehicles, are recorded accurately.

If you are able, collect photos of the vehicle damage, any visible skid marks, and the traffic signals at the intersection. Additionally, keep a "pain journal" or a log of how your injuries affect your daily life and ability to work. This evidence is vital for proving the impact the crash has had on your quality of life, which is a major factor in determining the value of your claim.

Insurance adjusters from the other driver's company may contact you quickly, offering a fast settlement or asking for a recorded statement. Before signing any releases or accepting a check, consult with a professional who can review the full scope of your damages.

This ensures that you aren't signing away your right to future compensation if your medical needs turn out to be more extensive than originally thought.

At Edelstein Martin & Nelson, we know that the aftermath of an accident is overwhelming, but taking the right steps now can protect your future recovery. We can help you gather the necessary information to move forward with confidence.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact Edelstein Martin & Nelson at 888-630-4409 to speak with our car accident lawyer and get the help that you need during this challenging time.