A traffic accident just south of the Kelly Road interchange on US Highway 89 is currently under investigation after a southbound vehicle ran into a parked national park vehicle about 3:00 pm yesterday.
Park Spokesman C.J. Adams say Grand Teton National Park rangers were conducting a bird study in the area and had parked their vehicle off to the side of the road. Adams says the cause of the accident is not immediately known. However, he says the park vehicle was unoccupied and the driver of the southbound vehicle was not injured.
Further information about the accident was not immediately available.
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