Nova Scotia man dead after 4-vehicle crash in New Brunswick
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RCMP say yesterday's accident on Highway 2 near Morell Siding in New Brunswick involved three tractor trailers and a pickup truck.
A 51-year-old man from Tangier, N.S. is dead following a four-vehicle crash in northwestern New Brunswick.
RCMP say yesterday’s accident on Highway 2 near Morell Siding, N.B., involved three tractor trailers and a pickup truck.
Investigators say it appears one rig went out of control and jack-knifed, causing the pickup truck travelling behind it to be hit from behind by a second tractor-trailer, while a third tractor-trailer collided with the other three vehicles.
The Mounties say the driver of the pickup died at the scene, while a 13-year-old girl who was a passenger in his truck was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
(The Canadian Press)
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