Sarrah A. Powers, 23, killed in car crash into unoccupied dump truck on State Route 906 near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
Car burst into flames after hitting truck near Snoqualmie Pass
The accident at about 4 a.m. closed the road to local traffic for about 3 1/2 hours. The cause is under investigation.
Woman killed when car hits dump truck at Snoqualmie Pass
Sarrah Powers of Snoqualmie Pass was eastbound in a 1992 BMW on State Route 906, which serves the pass area, when she crossed into the westbound lane and hit the Peterbuilt dump truck, which was not occupied, according to the news release.
State Patrol Investigating a Crash That Killed a Woman Near Snoqualmie Pass
State Patrol says Sarrah Powers was driving east bound around 4 a.m. when she hit a truck with no one inside on the side of the road. Her car burst into flames; the accident blocked traffic for about 3 hours.
Woman killed in crash on Snoqualmie Pass
Sarrah A. Powers, 23, was heading east on state Route 906 near milepost 1 when her vehicle crossed the westbound lane and struck the front of a dump truck.
A 23-year-old woman died early this morning after her vehicle collided with a parked dump truck at the summit and her car caught fire. Sarrah Powers, of Snoqualmie Pass, was traveling east on State Route 906, when for unknown reasons her vehicle crossed into the westbound lane and crashed into the unoccupied Peterbuilt dump truck.
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My heart is broken for you.
My heart is broken for you. Love you always Patty and Jim
Heart goes out to the family
Heart goes out to the family for this tragic accident.
Also, The location data is inaccurate. It's just East of King County (about 55 mile East of Seattle). The location is a few hundred miles from Richland, Pasco, Kennewick, etc.
On behalf of the entire
On behalf of the entire Whitworth University community, my heartfelt prayers go out to the family and to all of those who love Sarrah. May the peace of Christ be yours. Beck Taylor, president, Whitworth University
You always had a smile for
You always had a smile for everyone Sarrah. We have such a small community but you were such a big part of it. I will miss seeing you at the coffee shop and around the Pass. I am saying prayers for your family. Cindy
Thank you from the Powers
Thank you from the Powers Family for your thoughts and prayers.
Our daughters grew up
Our daughters grew up together and this is simply tragic. The Brett family sends heartfelt condolences to family and friends of Sarrah. May she rest in peace and watch over you. God's blessings to you all during this very difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to the
My deepest sympathy to the entire Powers family, my heart and prayers go out to you!
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