A woman from Delaware County was killed in a crash Wednesday afternoon on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
According to a preliminary report released by the Butler Valley police department, a dump truck was attempting to turn onto a construction access road at mile marker 36 shortly after 2:00 p.m when the accident occurred. A Chevrolet Cavalier directly behind the truck braked abruptly to avoid a collision.
A Toyota 4Runner following the Cavalier collided with the vehicle forcing it into the dump truck. The Toyota then rolled onto its driver’s side. The driver of the Cavalier was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.
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One person was killed in a three-vehicle crash involving a tri-axle truck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Wednesday afternoon.
According to officials with the Pennsylvania State Police, the truck slowed to pull off the North Hills access ramp when the accident occurred. A car following the tri-axle was struck from behind by an SUV, pushing it beneath the back end of the truck.
Authorities say the driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. A spokesperson for the Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the victim as 42 year-old Theresa Pastore, of Delaware County. An autopsy was scheduled for Thursday morning.
The SUV came to rest on it’s side, and the driver was transported to UPMC Presbyterian for treatment. He was later released.
The drivers were the only occupants of each vehicle.
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Two teenagers in western Pennsylvania have been issued racing citations stemming from a crash that killed three high school students last month.
According to officials with the Summit Township Police Department, the two 17 year-olds were charged with racing on highways, careless driving, and speeding. Police say 16 year-old Austin Johnson was driving a car that went off the Route 219 bridge, and rolled down a 300 foot embankment into a stream on March 5. The crash killed Johnson as well as 16 year-old Lee Gnagey, and 15 year-old Logan Buterbaugh. All three teens were from Meyersdale, about 70 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.
According to Chief Nathan Claycomb with the Summit Township Police Department, other vehicles may have been involved in the accident. Summary charges can oly befiled against the two drivers who were with the vehicle at the time of the crash, Claycomb said.
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