Two-vehicle accident on Wine Hill Road results in minor injuries

<span>A two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Wine Hill Road and Troue Lane resulted in minor injuries to two people on Monday afternoon.</span>

<span>According to the Randolph County Sheriff's Office accident report, a 1980 Ford F600 grain truck - driven by 51-year-old Randy Troue of Percy - was headed west along Wine Hill Road and began to turn left onto Troue Lane.</span>

<span>The F600 was then struck on the driver's side by a 1990 Dodge Dakota driven by 62-year-old Bruce Leggans of Gorham.</span>

<span>Leggans and a passenger, 56-year-old Delores Clough of Murphysboro, were treated at the scene for minor injuries.</span>

<span>The accident report states Troue told first responders that he had his left turn signal activated. Leggans reportedly said he did not see he was in an intersection (despite a nearby street sign) or see the F600's turn signal.</span>

<span>The report further states Leggans passed the F600 within 100 feet of the intersection and struck the larger vehicle in the intersection, pushing both vehicles to the edge of a ditch on Troue Lane.</span>

<span>The Dakota then caught fire, which was put out by Troue. Leggans was cited for improper passing at an intersection.</span>

<span>The accident was reported at 2:26 p.m.</span>