RCMP: Speed ‘likely’ a factor in fatal Parksville crash
- A 33-year-old driver died in a single-vehicle crash in Parksville on July 25 at around 4:30 a.m.
- An Oceanside RCMP officer found an Infiniti G35 had collided with a tree at the intersection of Highway 19A and Morison Avenue.
- The driver was the lone occupant and was confirmed deceased at the scene.
- Speed is a likely contributing factor to the fatal crash, and the road was closed for several hours for investigation and cleanup.
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RCMP: Speed ‘likely’ a factor in fatal Parksville crash
A 33-year-old person died in a single-vehicle crash in Parksville on July 25. An Oceanside RCMP officer came upon the scene where an Infiniti G35 had collided with a tree at the intersection of Highway 19A and Morison Avenue at approximately 4:30 a.m., according to Sgt. Shane Worth. “Unfortunately, the 33-year-old driver and lone occupant was deceased,” Worth told the PQB News. “Speed is a likely contributing factor.” The road was closed for sev…
RCMP: Speed ‘likely’ a factor in fatal Parksville crash - Parksville Qualicum News
A 33-year-old person died in a single-vehicle crash in Parksville on July 25. An Oceanside RCMP officer came upon the scene where an Infiniti G35 had collided with a tree at the intersection of Highway 19A and Morison Avenue at approximately 4:30 a.m., according to Sgt. Shane Worth. “Unfortunately, the 33-year-old driver and lone occupant was deceased,” Worth told the PQB News. “Speed is a likely contributing factor.” The road was closed for sev…
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