Bison Collision Totals Yellowstone Workers’ Truck, Leaves RV Stranded

Butte Bozeman, MT, October 13, 2026 —

Two Yellowstone National Park workers were left without transportation for their RV after a nighttime collision with a bison near the Storm Point Trailhead. The collision totaled their truck, according to the information provided about the incident.

The couple’s RV was stranded following the crash. The incident occurred just weeks before Yellowstone’s internal roads are scheduled to close for winter, adding a seasonal constraint to their transportation situation. The workers were relying on the truck to move their mobile home, but the summary does not say where the RV was left or whether another vehicle was available.

The incident’s date was not provided. The workers’ names and the bison’s condition were also not specified. No information was supplied about injuries, the circumstances leading up to the collision, or whether park officials or emergency services responded.

The summary does not identify which internal roads were affected by the approaching winter closure or provide a specific closure date. It also does not say whether the couple found another way to move the RV before the roads close. Those details remain unclear based on the information available.

The reported collision involved a bison and occurred at night near the Storm Point Trailhead. Beyond the totaled truck and stranded RV, no further information about damage, costs, or next steps was provided.

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