A 13- year-old kid lagged the wheel of the pickup that struck a van bring members of the University of the Southwest’s golf groups in Texas on March 15, according to a declaration offered to E! News on March17 The crash eliminated 9 individuals.
In the declaration, National Transportation Safety Board Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg stated that the pickup’s left font style tire burnt out prior to hitting the van. Landsberg likewise stated that– while it’s uncertain how each lorry was taking a trip– it appears “this was clearly a high-speed collision.”
An individual need to be at least 15 years of ages to drive with a trainer or certified adult present in the state of Texas, the declaration stated.
Six trainee professional athletes at the New Mexico university– who were taking a trip for a golf competition– were eliminated in the crash, together with their coach Tyler James Both travelers in the pickup (consisting of the 13- year-old motorist) likewise passed away.
In another declaration offered to E! News, Texas Department of Public SafetySgt Steven Blanco described that the crash happened on a two-lane roadway near Andrews,Texas “For unknown reasons, the Dodge pickup drove into the northbound lane and struck the Ford passenger van head on,” he stated. “Both vehicles caught fire and burned.”
