Nancy J. Meyen, 86, dies in single vehicle crash on Interstate 5 in Beaverton, Oregon
Modified Date:
Mon, 12/12/2016 - 8:02pmAccident Date:
Monday, December 12, 2016
Beaverton Woman Loses Her Life in a Fatal Crash in Douglas County
The preliminary investigation revealed a 2005 Lexus passenger car operated by Nancy J Meyen (age 86 from Beaverton) drifted off the roadway, struck a tree, and her vehicle started on fire. Meyen was removed from the vehicle by first responders before the vehicle was consumed by the fire. Meyer was pronounced deceased at the scene. A medical condition or the possibility Meyen fell asleep,prior to leaving the roadway, are being considered as contributing factors to the crash .
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Type: Car Accident
Topics:
Elderly DriversPeople Involved:
Nancy J. Meyen
Roadway:
Interstate 5City:
Beaverton, ORCounty:
Washington County, ORArea:
Portland, OR
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