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(KAIR)--A Leavenworth County woman suffered what the Missouri State Highway Patrol calls moderate injuries in a late Sunday morning, Holt County crash on I-29, 5 miles north of Mound City.
According to a report from MSHP, the 20-year-old woman, from Lansing, was southbound on the interstate when her SUV went into the median, causing her to overcorrect. That caused the SUV to travel across both southbound lanes, before driving off the west side of the roadway where the Nissan Rogue ran down an embankment, and overturned. The SUV then struck a barbed wire fence, stopping, upright, in a cornfield.
The driver was transported by EMS to Fairfax Community Hospital for treatment.
The name of the Lansing woman is not made public due to Missouri State Highway Patrol policy.
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