On July 25, a pair of multiple-car collisions on Interstate 64 backed up traffic and resulted in a 5-year-old girl being sent to the hospital for the personal injuries she sustained.

Details about the first accident were not immediately made available.

Virginia State Trooper F.B. Ross said that the second crash occurred at approximately 9 a.m. when traffic had been slowed from a crash in the westbound lanes near Zion Crossroads.

According to Ross, as 23-year-old Oklahoma resident Kelly Hines approached the first crash, she failed to slow her Chevrolet Impala, which was traveling at 65 miles per hour. Hines’ vehicle struck a minivan, causing it to crash into a sport utility vehicle.

Hines and 35-year-old Wisconsin resident Darrell Boland, the driver of the minivan, received transport via ambulance to the University of Virginia Medical Center. Boldan’s 5-year-old daughter required air transport to UVA for her injuries.

The extent of the injuries sustained was not made public, but Ross said the adults were coherent and talking after the crash.

Hines was charged with following too closely and Ross said the accident would not be investigated further.