Catherine Grant-Coons, 65, died in a two-vehicle collision on Ga. 115 in White County, Georgia
Modified Date:
Mon, 08/05/2024 - 2:13pmAccident Date:
Saturday, July 20, 2019Authorities investigating fatal wreck on Ga. 115
The Freightliner Tractor was heading west on Ga. 115, and as Martin approached traffic, he braked aggressively to try and avoid a collision, Allen stated. This caused the tractor to jackknife, rotate counter clockwise and travel into the eastbound lane. The right front corner of the tractor hit the front of the van, which was traveling in the eastbound lane.
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Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Catherine Grant-Coons
Roadway:
Ga. 115County:
White County, GAArea:
Atlanta, GA