A two-vehicle crash this afternoon in Ballston caused one vehicle to flip over in the Harris Teeter parking lot.
The incident happened around 1:10 p.m. at the intersection of N. Randolph Street and N. Glebe Road, according to scanner traffic.
Two vehicles were involved: a white SUV driven by a woman turning left onto N. Glebe Road, and a black Ford sedan with two occupants, per scanner traffic and the observations of an ARLnow photographer.
Momentum from the crash caused the white SUV to roll over and into the entrance of the grocery store’s parking lot, next to a large redevelopment project that’s under construction.
Airbags deployed for both vehicles. The woman in the SUV was initially said to be trapped but later was reported to have been able to get out uninjured. Dispatchers said the black car was “smoking” after the crash, but no injuries were reported for the occupants either.
Both Glebe Road and Randolph Street have since reopened to traffic.
LOCATION: Glebe Rd/ Randolph
INCIDENT: Traffic Collision
IMPACT: All lanes are now open to traffic. pic.twitter.com/vGBHMVFmE8— Arlington Alert (@ArlingtonAlert) April 8, 2022
Staff photographer Jay Westcott and reporter Matt Blitz contributed to this report