MECOSTA COUNTY, MI - A driver clipped an Amish buggy and collided into another car on Monday evening in Deerfield Township, south of Big Rapids.
The driver of the car that was hit was transported to Spectrum Hospital Big Rapids for non-life threatening injuries, according to a release from the Mecosta County Sheriff’s Office.
According to that release, a 39-year-old man attempted to pass a horse-drawn carriage while traveling west on 5 Mile Road at 165th Avenue.
He clipped the buggy, and hit an eastbound car, driven by an 18-year-old man.
At about 7:13 p.m., officers with the Mecosta County sheriff department arrived on the scene, along with county emergency services and Morley Area Fire and Rescue.
There was some damage to the Amish buggy.
Mecosta County is home to an Amish community of about 80 families, according to the county website, and its members do not drive motorized vehicles.
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