Fatality Reported After Roane County Crash
Roane County, TN (February 4, 2021) The Tennessee Highway Patrol responded to a deadly crash on the morning of February 4th that occurred in eastern Roane County. The accident involved the driver of a Ford Mustang who was traveling west on Buttermilk Road around 1 a.m. and failed to negotiate a right turn in the road. After the vehicle went off road, the Mustang became airborne and overturned. The driver was subsequently ejected from his vehicle and died from injuries incurred in the crash.
The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security reports that 16 people died in Roane County car crashes in 2010. A decade later in 2020, the agency reports that 8 people lost their lives in Roane County car crashes. While Roane County crashes can result in fatalities for countless reasons, some of the most common reasons for deadly car crashes include speeding, distracted driving, driving under the influence, improper or sudden lane changing, failure to obey traffic regulations, and reckless driving.
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