A Post Falls motorcyclist was injured near Potlatch Sunday morning. John Ryan, 70, was traveling with a group of other motocyclists on State Highway 6 westbound when he failed to maintain his lane and went off the road. He was thrown 15-20 feet from his motorcycle.

Ryan was taken to Gritman Medical Center with injuries in Moscow. His condition is not known at this time.

Idaho State Police say Ryan was wearing his helmet and alcohol is not suspected.

It's been a busy time of year for collisions in the region. Another accident blocked both directions of Highway 195 about five miles south of Pullman at about 6:40 p.m. on Monday night.

Drivers were advised to seek alternate routes after the two-car collision injured two people. Mary A. High, 58, and Helen I. Litchfield, 85, both of Grangeville, Idaho, were sent to Pullman Hospital. Litchfield was later transported to Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane.

WSP says the driver, Gracie S. Senter, 68, of Pullman, crossed the center line striking the other vehicle heading northbound. Senter was not injured in the accident.

The road was reopened to traffic around 9:50 p.m.

A domino effect of collisions affected five cars on Saturday morning during the snow storm that produced low visibility on Highway 195 near Colton.

A Pullman School District school bus was stopped in the southbound lane, just south of Johnson Road. Three more vehicles were stacked behind the school bus, also stopped.

A Spokane Valley driver, Sydney Bebee, 44, came in from behind, smashing into one vehicle, pushing it across the northbound lanes and then into the ditch. Bebee then struck another vehicle and then another, pushing it into the school bus. Bebee's truck finally came to a rest against one of the vehicles already in the ditch.

WSP says the 12 students and teacher were not injured during the incident. The driver and passenger of one vehicle, Frances M. Bakke, 35, of Kennewick, and Nathan Bakke, 35, of Kennwick as well, were injured during the crash and transported to Pullman Hospital in an ambulance.

Bebee's truck was total and towed during the incident. She was cited for driving too fast for conditioned.