This is very big news that is coming from Farmington. In this news, we are going to discuss a crash report. According to this crash news, a man was dead and a woman was injured. This news is gaining so much attention on all the social media platforms and all the news channels. This news is gaining so much publicity from the people. All peoples are very curious to know more about this news, all people want to know full information related to this case. One man was killed and a woman was injured in a two-vehicle crash early Thursday in Washington County. In the crash, the victim was identified as Nathan Waibl, 44, from Farmington.
The accident happened just before 7 a.m. Thursday on MO-8, on the east side of North Oak Road in Mineral Point, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report. A Honda CBR motorcycle was stopped in traffic on MO-8 when a Dodge Durango did not see it and hit the rear of the Honda CBR. The accident caused the driver, a 44-year-old man, to fall from the motorcycle. He was wearing a helmet, but he died on the spot.
Man Dead, Woman Injured After Two-Vehicle Crash
This kind of accident we see every day. In which people will die on the spot of an accident. All these accidents happen at our fault that is why we have to always be careful while we are driving. From our safe driving, we can save many people’s life. We should always follow all traffic rules while we are driving. We have to wear always good quality helmets so that they protect our heads from serious injury.
The crash victim was identified as Nathan Wyble, 44, of Farmington. Washington County EMS took the driver of the Dodge Durango, a 40-year-old woman from Mineral Point to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. We should always be careful when we are driving. We should always be aware of people following traffic rules. People should always drive within the limit they should not drive too fast . Also, one of the worst habits anyone can get into is talking on a cell phone while driving. Keep a cell phone with you in the car for emergency situations only. If you have to use a cell phone, pull safely over to the side of the road. Get into the habit of wearing a safety belt whenever you are in a car, whether as a driver or a passenger – no exceptions.
