Amber Stevens, 17, dies and another 17-year-old girl critical after exiting vehicles involved in crash, then being struck by 2 separate vehicles on Highway 78 at Dugan Avenue in Jefferson County, Alabama

After the wreck, the two teenage girls got out to look at the damage and check for injuries. An adult female driver, her 17-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son were in the Honda and a 17-year-old female driver and adult male passenger were in the Honda. The adult female driving the Honda was also injured in the wreck and also taken to the hospital. The two teenage girls were critically injured and take to UAB Hospital. The initial wreck happened on Highway 78 at Dugan Avenue just after 8 p.m., according to the Jefferson County Sheriff'€™s Office.

One of two teen girls injured after they were hit by a car while standing on a roadside following a wreck has died. The teens' vehicles - a Suzuki and a Honda - collided with each other, and then came to a rest in the lanes of traffic. They were standing by their cars when a Lexus driven by a 64-year-old man drove up on the wreck. After the accident, the girls, both 17, got out to look at the damage and check for injuries. Her 15-year-old brother was also in the car, but he wasn't injured.

Minor High School is honoring one of its seniors who died Friday from injuries suffered during an accident two days earlier. Friday, Stevens was honored at Minor High School, where she is a senior. Stevens had just transferred to Minor High School for her senior year, and students remembered her as a very friendly, but quiet classmate, who excelled in the classroom. On Wednesday night, the car Amber Stevens, 17, was riding in was involved in an accident on Highway 78 near Dugan Avenue around 8 p.m. At Friday's football game against Gardendale High, he said everyone was being encouraged to where black in Stevens' honor.