Injury Crash
Three Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash North of Thayer on Highway 19
Incident record
June 26, 2026
3:10 p.m.
Highway 19
Thayer, Oregon County, MO
Missouri
1
3 injured
None reported
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Light drizzle · 81°F · 0.01 in precip · 8 mph wind
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Three people were injured Friday afternoon when a pickup truck left Highway 19 about three miles north of Thayer, according to a preliminary crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
The patrol said the crash occurred at 3:10 p.m. on June 26 and involved a 2000 Chevrolet Silverado that was traveling southbound at the time. Light drizzle was falling in the area at the time, according to weather data.
According to the Highway Patrol report, the truck's occupants included a 24-year-old man who suffered minor injuries, a 26-year-old woman driving the vehicle who also sustained minor injuries, and a 59-year-old man who was more seriously hurt, listed with moderate injuries. All three were transported for medical treatment following the crash, the report states.
No other vehicles were reported involved, and the crash is classified as a single-vehicle incident. The Missouri State Highway Patrol's Troop G is investigating the crash, which was assigned report number 260265624.
This report is based on preliminary information released by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Details may be updated as officials release more information.
Missouri accident information
- Injury statute of limitations
- 5 years (From date of accident (RSMo 516.120) - one of the longest injury windows in the US.)
- Wrongful death statute of limitations
- 3 years (From date of death (RSMo 537.100).)
- Fault rule
- Missouri uses pure comparative fault: recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault but not barred.
- Citations
- RSMo 516.120 (SoL); RSMo 537.100 (wrongful death); pure comparative per Gustafson v. Benda
- Crash report agency
- Missouri State Highway Patrol traffic crash reports (online portal) for MSHP crashes; local agency otherwise.
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