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Woman killed in two-vehicle collision in Lancaster

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A Toyota Camry and a Nissan Altima collided in the intersection of Avenue I and 7th Street East, authorities said. [Images by Anthony Cheval]
LANCASTER – A female driver died Wednesday afternoon in a two-vehicle collision in Lancaster, authorities said.

The fatal collision happened around 1 p.m. Wednesday, January 20, on Avenue I at 7th Street East, according to a news release from the Lancaster Sheriff’s Station.

“Preliminary investigation indicates a male adult driving a Nissan Altima was westbound on Avenue I… a female adult driving a Toyota Camry was southbound on 7th Street East. The [Camry] appears to be making a left turn onto Avenue I, from 7th Street East. The two vehicles collided in the intersection causing severe damage to both vehicles,” the news release states.

Paramedics from the Los Angeles County Fire Department provide aid, but the female driver was pronounced dead at the scene. Her name has not yet been released pending next of kin notification.

The Nissan Altima’s male driver was transported to Antelope Valley Hospital with serious injuries, but is expected to survive, according to the news release.

“The cause of the collision is still being investigated. Speed appears to be a factor. Driving under the influence is also being investigated,” the sheriff’s news release states.

Anyone with information regarding this collision is encouraged to contact traffic investigators at the Lancaster Sheriff Station by calling 661-948-8466.

[ANTHONY CHEVAL]
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13 comments for "Woman killed in two-vehicle collision in Lancaster"

  1. She was the most carful human being. No way this was her fault. This is a tragedy. A bright beautiful soul taken from us too soon. She had so many things to accomplish. She was a bright human being who brought light into many lives. Some ignorant AV lowlife person under the influence killed her and survived. Justice needs to be served!!! It’s not fair, You will be missed.

  2. The AV’s had so many fatal accidents in recent months. Scary! Every I’m driving somewhere I always think… what if it’s my last day on earth:/ I don’t think I’ve ever felt more paranoid about driving as I have the last couple years. I don’t know why. It’s so weird!:/

    • It is not weird at all.
      If the jack holes would obey laws and stop stroking their own egos, put down the phones, and pay attention then the roads would be much safer.
      Just those three things – laws, phones, attention.

  3. Sounds/looks to me, like she pulled right into his path. At 1 pm the sun is not in your eyes making it difficult to see. That Camry most certainly has daytime running headlights. If he(Camry driver) was riding a motorcycle the outcome would likely be reversed.
    My sympathy and prayers go out to all folks involved.

  4. … very fast segment of Avenue I, people on the east side are always well over 60. Stop-start, start-stop, none of those traffic lights are synchronized –