Eagle Springs, North Carolina — April 18, 2026 — According to the Sandhill Sentinel, several people, including children, were transported to the hospital following a crash.

Emergency crews responded to the scene at the intersection of Bensalem Church Road and Big Oak Church Road, where a collision between two vehicles had occurred. Agencies on site included the Eagle Springs Fire DepartmentMoore County Sheriff’s OfficeMoore County EMS, and the North Carolina State Highway Patrol.

Officials reported that a Honda Odyssey traveling west on Bensalem Church Road was struck by a Ford Flex heading south on Big Oak Church Road after the Ford driver failed to stop at a posted sign.

A total of seven individuals—three adults and four children—were taken to a nearby hospital with injuries that were described as non-life-threatening.

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Both vehicles sustained significant damage in the crash. The Honda suffered a heavy front-end impact, while the Ford sustained substantial damage along the passenger side. Authorities also noted that the Ford struck and knocked down a stop sign located across the intersection.

The incident remains under investigation.

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