17-year-old killed in a two-vehicle crash after their vehicle hydroplaned in the rain, left the roadway, overcorrected and collided head-on with another vehicle on Cornwallis Road in Clayton, North Carolina
Teen Driver Killed In Johnston County Crash
The State Highway Parol said a red Toyota Celica, driven by a 17 year-old female, was traveling south when it hydroplaned in the rain, ran off the roadway to the right, overcorrected, and crossed the centerline. The passenger side of the Toyota struck a white Chevy Impala that was traveling north on Cornwallis Road.
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The driver of a BMW lost control, ran off the road and hit a minivan. State troopers said speed was a factor.
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It was also reported that the driver of the red car was hydroplaned and swerved across the roadway before being hit by the white car.
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