Three individuals died following a head-on, high-speed crash in New Hampshire on Saturday, in line with police.
State troopers responded to stories of a head-on collision on Route 101 in Candia early Saturday afternoon.
The motive force of a Toyota Tundra was reportedly touring eastbound at a excessive fee of pace earlier than side-swiping a Nissan Sentra.
Then the Tundra struck a guardrail, veering throughout the median and into the westbound lanes earlier than hitting a Jeep Grand Wagoneer head-on.
The drivers of the Toyota Tundra and Jeep Grand Wagoneer died from accidents sustained within the crash. A passenger within the Jeep suffered life-threatening accidents, and was transported to Elliot Hospital by ambulance. That passenger later died from their accidents on the hospital.
The motive force and passenger of the Nissan Sentra suffered non-life-threatening accidents, and have been transported to Elliot Hospital as a precaution.
The names of the deceased weren’t instantly launched, pending notification of subsequent of kin.
The westbound lanes have been shut down for about 4 hours whereas troopers investigated the scene.
“While speed appears to be a factor in the crash, all aspects remain under investigation,” police stated in an announcement. “Troopers have spoken with multiple witnesses, however, anyone who witnessed the crash and hasn’t already spoken with police is asked to contact Trooper Will Bohnenberger at William.F.Bohnenberger@dos.nh.gov or (603) 223-4381.”
