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2 Days, 2 Crashes, 2 Lives Lost

By 250 News

Friday, November 19, 2010 08:04 AM

Quesnel, B.C.- RCMP in Quesnel continue to investigate two crashes on Highway 97 which claimed two lives within 24 hours.
The most recent crash happened shortly before one yesterday afternoon on Highway 97 North near Hush Lake. A newer model sport utility vehicle slid across the northbound lanes and overturned in the ditch. A 61 year old Quesnel woman was the passenger in that vehicle and was transported to G.R. Baker Hospital where she succumbed to her injuries. The 58 year old driver of the vehicle sustained non life threatening injuries.
The day before, a 45 year old Quesnel woman died when the pick up she was travelling in slid off the roadway near the Cottonwood River Bridge. The 49 year old passenger in that vehicle   suffered non life threatening injuries.
The names of the deceased have not yet been released. 

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RIP, this is very sad. I wonder if they had winter tires on their vehicles? I know a lot of people that still don't have theirs on........silly.
SAD, and condolences to the family.
Hush lake, is that right next to Zippermouth lake.
Very sad.
I blame lousy road services!
I have to agree with HD. I drove up Hwy 5 from Kamloops to Pr Geo, compact snow with ruts. Ruts tend to throw you around and it doesn't matter how fast or slow you are going, once your ass end kicks out your in trouble. No sand or gravel spread either. Just hang on and learn to read the ruts.