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Westbound U.S. 35 reopens at I-675 after rollover crash

Westbound US-35 was down to one lane at I-675 until the rescue could be made and the scene cleaned up. Peggi Lewis, a Centerville resident, was involved in a two vehicle accident. The driver of the other vehicle, a dump truck, was cited for a lane violation.

Staff photo by Ron Alvey Westbound US-35 was down to one lane at I-675 until the rescue could be made and the scene cleaned up. Peggi Lewis, a Centerville resident, was involved in a two vehicle accident. The driver of the other vehicle, a dump truck, was cited for a lane violation.

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Peggi Lewis, a Centerville resident, is cut out of her car after she was involved in a two vehicle accident. The accident occurred on US 35 west at I-675, in Beavercreek. An officer on scene said Lewis had non-life threatening injuries and that the driver of the other vehicle was cited for a lane violation.

Staff photo by Ron Alvey Peggi Lewis, a Centerville resident, is cut out of her car after she was involved in a two vehicle accident. The accident occurred on US 35 west at I-675, in Beavercreek. An officer on scene said Lewis had non-life threatening injuries and that the driver of the other vehicle was cited for a lane violation.

By Katherine Ullmer, Staff Writer Updated 6:03 PM Tuesday, December 8, 2009

BEAVERCREEK — A dump truck driver from Xenia made an improper lane change and ran into the side of a Chevy Malibu driven by a Centerville woman, causing a rollover accident that sent her car into a concrete median on westbound U.S. 35 at Interstate 675 at 7:35 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8.

Peggi Lewis, the driver of the Malibu had to be cut out of the wreckage by Beavercreek firefighters. She was transported to Miami Valley Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to Beavercreek Police Sgt. Jim Wuebben. The dump truck driver was cited for an improper lane change, Wuebben said.

Westbound U.S. 35 was reduced to one lane at I-675 until the rescue could be made and the scene cleaned up. The lane reopened at 9:05 a.m.

Contact this reporter at (937) 225-2341 or kullmer@DaytonDailyNews.com.

Dayton Daily News photographer Ron Alvey contributed to this report.

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I am the woman from Centerville is these pictures. I would like the thank the people who stopped to help me that day. There are angels among us and you proved that. Thank you all so very much. I am alive today by the Grace of God and my husband's insistance I wear my seat belt. Everyday I will thank God and my husband for the gift of my life. Again...to the people who stopped, the Beavercreek firedept and police dept...thank you very much.

Peggi
4:56 PM, 12/13/2009

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Just how many people are under that blanket on the gurney?

Tinkerbell
3:43 PM, 12/9/2009

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I'm glad the driver is doing well. I can only imagine the horror she and her family feel seeing these pictures. I'm sure they'll hold each other a bit closer after this. A few years ago my family experienced something similar and now I won't let me husband leave without a kiss and "I love you". Life is too short and unpredictable to waste.

As for DDN....I too am surprised at the lack of accuracy (and proofreading) in some of these articles.

Tess
9:14 AM, 12/9/2009

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diana - I hope your sister is okay. I will pray for her. Please ignore some of these other posters. They have nothing better to do than nitpick. For the nitpickers - if you don't like the DDN (or their website), why do you insist on reading it? If it is just to find mistakes, that is pretty pathetic.

don
9:46 PM, 12/8/2009

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I CANT BELIEVE YOU WANT COMMEMTS ON YOUR PICTS AND STORY THAT'S MY SISTER IN THAT CAR FROM CENTERVILLE

diana
9:22 PM, 12/8/2009

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