Two-Vehicle Crash Closes Northbound Green Street
A Thursday night collision at Green and Warren streets in Concord sent one driver to the hospital.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Accidents
Concord police and fire and rescue teams responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Green and Warren streets on Thursday night, November 5, 2026. One driver was taken to Concord Hospital, and firefighters shut down the northbound lane of Green Street.
Why it matters
The crash disrupted traffic on a Concord city street and required emergency response from police and fire and rescue crews. Residents in the area were affected by the lane closure while the scene was cleared.
Two vehicles were involved, and one driver was transported to Concord Hospital by fire and rescue teams after reporting head pain while airbags deployed in one vehicle. The cause of the crash and any resulting charges have not been reported.
The players
Concord Police Department
The municipal police agency that responded to the crash and handled dispatch of the incident.
Concord Fire and Rescue
The city's fire and rescue service that responded to the scene, shut down the northbound lane of Green Street, and transported the injured driver.
Concord Hospital
The hospital in Concord, New Hampshire, where the injured driver was taken for treatment.
The details
A Honda Pilot SUV driven by a man and a Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck driven by a woman collided at the intersection of Green and Warren streets. Police dispatch first received calls from neighborhood residents reporting squealing tires and a loud banging sound, and later reports said one vehicle might be on fire or smoking.
Timeline
Thursday night, November 5, 2026: Two-vehicle crash occurs at Green and Warren streets in Concord.
Drivers using Green Street and the Green and Warren streets intersection in Concord should expect possible delays while the crash scene was cleared and the northbound lane was closed. Residents nearby may want to allow extra time when traveling through this intersection.
The takeaway
Intersection crashes can injure drivers even when airbags deploy, so drivers should watch closely for cross traffic at busy city junctions and seek medical evaluation after any head pain following a collision.
Further reading
Read more about other Accidents reported in the Concord area.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Patch.
