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HEBER — A wrong-way driver crossed into eastbound traffic, causing a head-on crash and injuring six on state Route 40 near Heber.
According to Utah Highway Patrol, six people had minor to moderate injuries. The wrong-way driver may have been driving under the influence, officials said.
Eastbound lanes were closed and traffic was being diverted around into westbound lanes after the accident; the lanes have since reopened.
The identities of the people involved were not released.
