Thursday, October 15, 2015

Springfield man dies after being hit by 2 cars on I-91

Vermont State Police say a man was outside of his broken down car when he was hit twice and killed on Interstate 91.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
VERMONT STATE POLICE
PRESS RELEASE
MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH
                
CASE#:                                  15D304144
TROOPER:                           Knapp                                   
STATION:                             Royalton              
CONTACT#:                        802-234-9933     
DATE/TIME:                        10/14/15 at 2230 hours
LOCATION:                         I-91, MM 66.4 NB, Town of Hartland



VEHICLE #1                                         
OPERATOR:                        Aaron Lafayette
AGE:                                      25
SEAT BELT?                         Y
RESIDENCE:                        Langdon, NH
VEHICLE:                              2012 Jeep Liberty
DAMAGE:                            Front End
INJURIES:                            None


VEHICLE #2            
OPERATOR:                        Joshua J. Nordman
AGE:                                      32
SEAT BELT?                         Y
RESIDENCE:                        White River Jct
VEHICLE:                              2010 Mini Cooper
DAMAGE:                            Undercarriage
INJURIES:                            None


Pedestrian:                         Arthur Huston
Age:                                       60
Residence:                          Springfield, VT
VEHICLE:                              2001 Buick Prk                   
INJURIES:                            Deceased


WEATHER:                           Good/No prec. 
ROAD COND:                     Dry

SUMMARY OF CRASH: 
On 10/14/15 at 2230 hours Troopers from the VSP Royalton barracks responded to
the area of I-91 NB at MM 66.4, in the Town of Hartland for a vehicle vs.
pedestrian crash. Fire and rescue were dispatch to the scene. 

Prior to the crash a BOL was issued for a slow moving NB vehicle in the
approximate same area. While troopers were in route 911 calls reporting the
crash suggested that a person was down in the roadway. 

Upon arrival Troopers found several vehicles stopped at a controlled rest on the
interstate at MM 66.4. A deceased male was observed lying in the passing lane,
vicinity of MM 66.5. A disabled vehicle was also located in the same area,
parked on the shoulder with no damage to it. This vehicle matched the
description of the BOL vehicle given out earlier. 

Initial investigation revealed that Vehicle#1 (VH#1) was traveling northbound in
the right lane and came upon a disabled vehicle on the right shoulder with it's
hazard lights on. VH#1 proceeded to move over to the left passing lane to make
room for the disabled vehicle. VH#1 then struck a male that was standing in the
passing lane. VH#1 veered from the roadway into the median and came to a
controlled stop just north of the point of impact. VH#1 sustained front end
damage in the collision. VH#2 came along after VH#1 and also collided with the
male in the roadway. VH#2 also stopped. VH#2 had minor undercarriage damage. The
male was found to be deceased. Witnesses to the scene reported seeing a male
standing in the roadway outside of the disabled vehicle prior to being struck.
VSP's crash recon team responded and further investigation is pending at this
time. 

I-91 NB was closed during the investigation and traffic Exited at #9 onto
RT 5. Roadway is now open as of 0500.
          

Corporal Mark A. Busier
Vermont State Police Royalton
802-558-3102 c
802-234-9933 o
802-234-6520 f

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