UPDATE March 30: Sheila Ryan, 68, of Oakton, has been charged with failure to pay full time and attention after a crash on Route 123 that left a 2011 Jeep Patriot overturned.
Driving a 2010 Nissan Altima, Ryan pulled onto Rte. 123 from Hibbard Street, crashing into the Jeep traveling southbound on Rte. 123, later claiming she did not see the Jeep coming, said Officer Don Gotthardt, a spokesman for Fairfax County Police.
The Altima struck the Jeep in the right rear near the tire, causing the Jeep to roll over, Gotthardt said.
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The driver of the Jeep, a 72-year-old Vienna woman, was transported to a nearby hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. Ryan was not injured.
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UPDATE 3:42 p.m.: Two Vienna Police detectives arrived at the scene first after noticing the overturned vehicle on their way to a court appearance, Vienna Police Officer Bill Murray said.
Two detectives assisted the driver in exiting the overturned vehicle and called for Fairfax County Emergency Medical Service.
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UPDATE 2:30 p.m.: The accident has been cleared, and traffic is no longer backed up.
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Fairfax County Police responded to an overturned jeep just past the intersection of Route 123 and Hibbard Street today, the result of an accident that backed traffic up into Vienna past Sutton Road.
The driver of the jeep did not sustain serious injuries, police said. They could not comment further on the conditions of the accident.
A second car — a black sedan — was parked near the scene, but did not appear to have major damage.
Patch will update this story as more information becomes available.
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This article has been changed to show a Jeep Patriot was involved in the accident. Incorrect information was provided.
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