October 22, 2011

NEWPORT -- A late-night car crash on the Newport Bridge shut down traffic for three hours as rescue crews responded the to incident that left two people dead and two others hospitalized.

The accident happened Friday shortly after 11 p.m.

ABC6 reported that police said that one victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and three others were med-flighted to area hospitals.

On Saturday, police said that Kathleen Meunier, 48, of Warwick, was pronounced dead on the scene. She was driving in the westbound lane on the bridge with Kenneth Prior, 65, of Jamestown, who died hours later.

Two juveniles, who are believed to be teenage brothers from Middletown, were still in the hospital.

Friends and family have taken to Facebook and other social media to share their well wishes to James and Chris MacKenzie, who were heading back to Aquidneck Island when witnesses reported seeing their car veer into oncoming traffic.

Both brothers are students at Bishop Hendricken. They remain at Providence's Hasbro Children's Hospital.

An investigation into the crash is still ongoing.

The bridge was reopened to traffic at around 2 a.m. Saturday morning.

October 22, 2011

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the boys

the one that was driving got his licence taken away for 6 months and a fine,i believe he needs to go to jail or prison,for killing those 2,It is not right for the little girl that lost her mom

crazy more than 1 years ago

A Brief Reminder

To all of our readers and contributors,

Upon close consideration, and out of respect for all those affected by this accident, we've decided to suspend comments on this thread.

Our comment policy is simple: All comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive.

We're afraid that in several instances, the comments found below have become just that: abusive.

While Newport Now hopes to foster a robust community discourse, we hope not to do so at the expense of civility in what has been a truly tragic incident.

T. Shevlin more than 1 years ago

Please just be nice?

i just wish everyone would stop making horrible remarks to the boys.....if they were your friends or your children then you wouldn't want to have to see these......they are very upsetting especially to family members. Some of you really need to actually pay attention to the no alcohol and drugs speeding ect... the wind that night on top of the bridge was gusting in the 50's or 60's, obviously if you were driving a small and light car it would obviously drift....we also have to think that there possibly was a third car involved....it could have been in his blind spot but we dont know that yet. We all really need to just realize this was a ACCIDENT and not on purpose just a freak accident. It could happen to anyone and we need to realize that too. This could have been anyone children and anyones aunt or uncle w.e. Its really upsetting to see all this hate.

anon more than 1 years ago

newport bridge

i just want everyone to know that Kathy was my sister in law and she was the light in my family's eyes. She was not speeding or distracted. I pray for those boys each and everyday but my anger is still there. Weather it was a child or an adult the fact is they were not paying attention and now my sister in law is gone.What is done is done and all this fighting about it will never bring her back to me. I do hope justice will be served.

kristin more than 1 years ago

stop being idiots

Honestly, none of you know anything about the accident. Therefore, you all need to stop picking sides and assuming. Yes, two innocent people died in this fatal accident. My thoughts, along with many other peoples', go out to those families. But I am best friends with the twins' sister and the fact that some people on here have the decency to blame them and say boorish crap about them that you have no idea whether is true or not is extremely immature and crude. Drinking, texting, and drugs have been ruled out so there's no need to discuss them. Some people leaving comments think they know everything when in reality you don't. So if you're going to spend your time criticizing two teenagers for a innocent ACCIDENT, then shame on you.

stop being idiots more than 1 years ago

idk

I have read through the comments and I find it totally fine that people have went through possibilities for the reason the crash even happened in the first place. All we know is that something went wrong, the driver did not do a very good job of paying attention to the road(unless it was a car failure). There is nothing wrong with speculating why and what happened. And for 1 thing, whoever said that the one that was sleeping is more injured because he did not prepare for the impact, that is completely false. There are many studies showing that the less tense you are the better off you are in the accident. That has nothing to do with the severity of the injury because clearly a head on collision is very dangerous. I am praying for both sides, the two that did pass away and also the two that are in critical condition. But I do want to find out what did make the boy drive across two lanes without notice. I am not accusing them, I am still feeling bad for the family, but you must see both sides to this story. They are in critical condition, but the other two in the other car(that did nothing wrong) did die because of some kind of error made by the car that crossed two lanes. I am praying for the kids to get better. The driver did, in fact, kill two people because a lack of something. The driver is at fault and in my opinion, it is perfectly fine with people speculating what could have caused the accident.

Obviously everyone is hoping for the two teens to get better, but the driver did kill two people and he may have to face some serious consequences for what he has done. You have a responsibility while driving, because a car moving at 50 mph is VERY dangerous, especially if you hit something head on. The driver has made an irresponsible choice, as to what that is I would like to find out.

Prayers to all families affected by this crash
Prayers to the two boys that are in critical condition
Prayers to those who lost a life in this crash

bob more than 1 years ago

To TomBrady12

What is your agenda with this tragic event? I have also seen your comments on the projo and you really need to let the police and investigators do their job. If this was an adult driving the vehicle, would your remarks be so harsh? Stop pointing fingers. This could have happened to anyone and the uncertainty of this accident obviously makes you uncomfortable. This is an awful tragedy for all of the familes and their communities. We need to pray for the families that have lost loved ones and we need to pray for the children who are fighting for their lives.

Concerned more than 1 years ago

To hbhjbh

Did i once say anything bad about the boys? i did not. i said i will pray for them, hope they get better but i will never forgive him. its not my fault that he was driving. aint my fault that he hit my aunt. i never once said anything bad. all i said was "f&@k them" during prayer. how would you feel if an inexperienced driver hit somebody close to you and killed them? i dunno what crawled up you arse an died but it aint appreciated. my aunt wouldn't think im being immature. she would think that im standing up for what i believe in and thats what she taught me to do. just because she would love them doesnt mean i have to. im not putting the blame on anybody. but the boy is the one that hit her. my first comment was to make her a person and not a name, but you turned it around saying im immature. im sorry that i care enough about her an this accident to make myself look like an ass. and i am praying for everybody that was involved, especially the boys cuz we don't need anybody else to die because of what happened.

Evie more than 1 years ago

Really?

Jack S.,

"It honestly doesn't matter whose fault the accident was or how it happened."

So let me get this straight, a car veers across two lanes of traffic and collides head on into another vehicle killing the people inside of it, but we're to throw all questions of culpability out the window because we "don't know" what happened? It seems to me that there are a lot of friends of the driver on this board and others who like to keep their heads in the sand with the way this happened. Let me just refresh your memories since you seem to forgotten, he killed two people and nearly killed his brother too. I don't think he intentionally did it, but it sure as hell looks like he's at fault. I realize that may be hard to stomach for some of you pollyannas, but if you really think that people will just conveniently forget about what happened because he's your friend or you went to school with him, you're beyond naive.

Blake more than 1 years ago

To My angel

No one is asking you to forgive those boys but it is definitely not right for you to sit here and blame them, especially not knowing what has happened. for you to put on them that type of blame is very immature and just like you said ur aunt probably would have loved them. remember your aunt always but think would she want you to act this way? from what you said she would disapprove highly. I am very sorry for your lose I know exactly how it is to lose someone way too early, but these boys are going to have enough to deal with once they are ok, do what you think your aunt would do, and from what you have said she would forgive them and she would probably disapprove of some of the negative things that you have said here. we are all sorry for the lose of your aunt and yes that doesn't fix anything but think would she have wanted you to post this?

hbhjbh more than 1 years ago

Accident

I am wondering why everyone is commenting on this. It honestly doesn't matter whose fault the accident was or how it happened. What matters is that 2 innocent people were killed and 2 innocent children's lives are in jeopardy. Please, keep your comments to yourself and pray for the 4 victims of the incident. We were not in the car therefore we have no right to say what happened if we don't actually know.

Jack S. more than 1 years ago

My Angel

Hey ya’ll. I’m the niece of Kathy. I’m posting this to make my amazing aunt a person instead of just a name. I’m currently writing this on our way back to Missouri from Rhode Island. Ya’ll are probably gana think this is boring but it’s something I have to do. Auntie Kathy was the baby of 7 children, 5 girls and 2 boys. She was amazing to every single one of her siblings. Kathy was adventurous and loved trying new things. When she got out of high school, she enrolled in college to be a brain surgeon. In order to pay for school, she joined the National Guard. She did her basic training and all of that good stuff. While she was in, she got diagnosed with Bi-Polar, therefore she got Honorably Medical Discharge and got hospitalized and never finished college. Auntie Kathy was my angel, hero and most importantly, my role model. Even though I’m 19 years old, I want to grow up and be just like her. She loved everybody, no matter what. I’m sure she’d love the two boys that hit her. That’s just the way she is. She was and still is the angel of our family. When I was 11 or so, Auntie Kathy and her husband, Richard, took my cousin Kaila and I to Disney World in Florida. It was amazing. Not just cuz it was Disney World, but because we were with her. My grandma and I would try to make it out to Rhode Island every summer to see her and the rest of the family. Auntie Kathy was generous, loving, caring, funny, loved her family so much. I have never met another person like her. We had the wake on Thursday night and we got to see her. She was so beautiful and I kept hoping and praying that she would wake up and say “hi guys! About time you came home from Missouri.” It killed me to see her laying there. I know her spirit was with us and that her soul is already with our great Father, but it still hurt. I got a text early Saturday morning, the day after it happened. It was from my grandma saying “Aunt Kathy got in a head on wreck late last night and she didn’t make it.” All of a sudden I couldn’t see and I couldn’t hear. I looked at my phone again and thought ‘this can’t be happening.’ I’ve been crying ever since I woke up on that Saturday morning. I instantly called my mom and asked her how we’re getting to Rhode Island. We eventually decided to drive my car out there. Auntie Kathy truly was and still is and angel. We were getting things ready on Thursday for the wake and I kept thinkin ‘come on Auntie Kathy, come up the driveway with a smile sayin you have grinders and del’s lemonade for everybody.’ That never happened. I will never see her smile again, never hear her laugh, never get silly presents, and most importantly, never feel her hugs or her kisses. We were at Mass yesterday for her and the priest was praying. When he said ‘Lord, please help the two boys in the hospital’, my cousin Kyle and I looked at eachother and said “F@&k them” and then started crying. I understand that we should forgive those boys, but I cant. Not after their stupidity killed my angel. I will pray that they get better but I will never forgive them. I don’t wish death upon them. That’s too easy. I wish them a long life of regret knowing what they did. Everybody keeps saying that they will pray for us. What good will that do? It won’t bring her back to us, it won’t take the pain away, it won’t give my uncle his wife back. It won’t give my cousin her mommy. Do you know how many people there were at the wake? Lemme help. There was roughly 150 people there. Does that tell you anything? How special she was? How amazing she was? I can’t think of one single person that didn’t like her. The church for the mass was completely packed. She was currently going to school to become a Social Worker. She worked with people that has some form of a mental illness. What are we goin to do without her? I still don’t know. I know that life will move on but it’s goin to be so damn hard!! I don’t care what any of ya’ll have to say, especially if it’s rude or mean. You can take it elsewhere. She didn’t deserve this. The one thing I want to ask those boys is, ‘What were you doing that made you do that??’ why did it have to be my aunt that they hit? I just don’t understand why it happened. I cant come up with anything. This is all for now. I will pray for those boys, but never will I forgive them.

Evie more than 1 years ago

to Mike

I'm very sorry about the loss of your fiances aunt. hang in there!

MS more than 1 years ago

to Hope

Were you there?! Do you know ALL the facts? How do you know for sure that the second boy was asleep? We will never know what happened in that car before the accident. We can only rely on evidence that the police finds out as well as technological evidence. We can all GUESS..that's all. And obviously i KNOW that one teen was driving, but both could have been at fault for the accident. Like I said, we do not know what happened in that car. So stop pulling facts out of your ass like you know everything. And also, depending on how the car hit the other both boys would have a different impact. It's all science. It's not rocket science to understand that.

MS more than 1 years ago

To kimberly and hope

Kimberly, I like the sentiment of your post. I do need to address this comment you made - "I beseech each of you to recall a time when you have been driving, have perhaps had a momentary lapse, for whatever reason, and have had a close call. None of us are immune to the possibility that a momentary lapse could lead to such devastating results." Of course you are right but if a momentary lapse or inattention is ultimately determined to be the cause of any deadly tragedy (rather than something like a mechanical failure or a heart attack for instance), are you suggesting that no one is to blame? If you are, I will tell you that the law does not see it that way. Where two cars involved, if one struck the other causing death because the driver fell asleep, was reaching for his coffee, was using a cellphone, or was simply not paying attention, then that driver will be held accountable and it has NOTHING to do with the age of the driver. The reason is that all licensed drivers are expected to pay attention to the road at all times and to be prudent when driving (no sppeding, tailgating, driving too fast for conditions etc) so as to minimize the liklihood of an accident. Drivers may and do at various times "get away" with inattention while driving simply because no accident results but it does not mean that they are acting as responsible drivers - they are simply lucky that their inattention did not result in an accident. Inattention to driving is the biggest cause of accidents in the US - it is not an excuse for them.

To Hope. You seem to have information that has not been released to the public to my knowledge. You are correct that the passenger teen has no exposure legally. From what I have read, cellphone use has not bet excluded as a factor in this accident so if you have a link saying otherwise, kindly post it as it would end some speculation here in that regard. In fairness, cellphone use is a subset of driver inattention - the greatest cause of accidents - so even if a cellphone was not being used, driver inattention for other reasons may have been present - no one knows at this point. Finally, and please feel free to correct me if someone knows otherwise but my understanding is that cellphone records would not indicate if a person was in the middle of writing a text or was engaged in reading a text, because he/she would not have transmitted anything up to that point. I am not suggesting that was the case here - just a general comment about the limitations of cellphone records.

JJMLD more than 1 years ago

To Mike and MS

You have both hit the nail on the head. No one should be prejudge those teens. At the same time, people should not be defending them since there is no question that their vehicle inexplicably crossed two lanes in this accident. Anyone with a driver's license whether 16 or 80 is presumed to meet the same reasonable level of proficiency and there are no excuses because of age - young or old in our legal system. If drivers for whatever reason cannot meet that level of proficiency, they risk harming others and do not belong on the road. Driver inattention (for any reason) is the leading cause of accidents in this country. Whenever that is determined to be the cause of an accident - and especially a deadly one - that there are criminal and civil consequences for the driver regardless of his age. I agree with you both that those who put forth the general premise that good kids don't do dumb things are either out-of-touch with the real world or making a self-serving assertion. I offer my deep condolences to you Mike for the loss of your fiance's aunt. All I can say is that I, too, am troubled by the number of people who seem more concerned with defending the teens than on the tragic deaths of two innocent people. I pray for your aunt and the families and especially Kathy's husband and 7 year old daughter. I hope you will find peace in knowing that the police will ascertain how and why this accident occured and that if there was fault on the part of the driver in this case (ggod kids or not), that there will be consequences. God bless.

JJMJD more than 1 years ago

prayers

We are not limited to picking sides here. Many are suffering through this tragedy. Regardless of fault, each persons pain is valid, and no one is unworthy of compassion and prayers in this situation.

I do not know any details of how this accident happened. But what I know is that the survivors, both those involved in the accident AND those who were left behind, will have to process this experience. I feel like the responses here are rather harsh, and I recognize that is in part due to grief, and am trying to be compassionate to that fact. However, these boys didn't set out kill someone on Friday night, and even if direct actions of theirs brought this to pass, their consciences will have to carry that burden, and their lives will NEVER be the same as before. And indeed, the lives of those who lost loved ones will never be the same either. Let us not propagate hatred, no matter how justified some may feel in doing so. Love is the thing which brings healing. I hope that love will touch the hearts of all those involved, as the grieving process evolves. Let us pray for peace & healing for ALL of them.

I beseech each of you to recall a time when you have been driving, have perhaps had a momentary lapse, for whatever reason, and have had a close call. Count your blessings. None of us are immune to the possibility that a momentary lapse could lead to such devastating results. It only takes a split second for our lives to be changed forever. I will pray for all of you who may be struggling with realizing this as a very human frailty, and I hope that the case never has to be proven through your own future experiences. Open your hearts. Open your minds. Life is precious. Live it with compassion and love - which are most powerful when they are beyond conditions.

And take note. Police have indicated that drugs and alcohol were not components in this accident. Let us further take note that none of us is promised a "tomorrow" so let's be very mindful of how we spend today.

Namasté!

kimberly more than 1 years ago

To: Mike and MS

Mike, it's a tragedy for all; not just your fiancee's aunt. Yes, I do feel sympathetic toward the family's of the deceased.... But we do not know the full story at the moment. According to my mother, the news states that the police report says that: no alcohol, drugs, or cell phone was used prior to the accident. More than 30 minutes prior was the last thing sent/received from James' phone. I'm sorry for your loss, I truly am. But do not bash on them without evidence.

MS - There was ONE teen driving, not two. the one in the passenger seat was fast asleep, which is why he is the one injured far more severely, because he could not react and brace for impact, not that it would do much.... But still even if they are proven at fault, there's only a case for one.

Hope more than 1 years ago

"good" kids doesn't mean you'll get away with murder

They may be good kids, but if those to kids caused the accident and it wasn't the car that was faulty and it was THEIR fault, then I'm sorry but those "good" kids killed 2 people. The woman left behind her husband and a family and so did the other gentleman. My heart goes out to the boys and I hope they pull through, however I also hope they face serious consequences if evidence is presented that their driving was negligent. If so, that is murder x2 and they should be tried, AS ADULTS!. Good kids, maybe, but their choices will cost them a great life they would've had. If that was your family that was killed you wouldn't be so damn supportive. Open your eyes and realize that the accident rate caused by teenagers is so high they shouldn't even be allowed behind the wheel. The driving tests should also be 10x harder then they are now.

MS more than 1 years ago

Kathleen Meunier

because of these kids my fiance has lost her Aunt in this accident. don't even start on the hate comments for this post or even start saying "well the kids weren't at fault" or anything stupid like that. you people keep saying pray for the kids. well honestly, who you should be praying for is the two that had happened to pass away instantly at the scene and their families.

Mike more than 1 years ago

Sad Tragedy - Hope for recovery

I'm surprised we don't have more accidents on that bridge. I find it scary sometimes going over the bridge knowing that if I glance over at the new big cruise ship in the bay or the beauty of the area - I could inadvertently cross that line. And I'm not saying that is what happened here, just saying the lack of barrier makes the bridge more dangerous. I feel for everyone in this situation. Prayers to the family and friends of all involved. I hope those boys make it through alright.

Whit more than 1 years ago

Are you serious, Hope?

So your opinion is that anyone who speculates on a forum about what may have caused this deadly accident is playing the "blame game"? I and many others are anxious to hear any rational explanation for why a car driven by an otherwise responsible, registered driver crosses TWO lanes and strikes another car that was not speeding. Wind would not cause a car to veer that far, and as I understand it drugs and drinking have already been excluded as factors. Speed also does not appear to be a factor. I am not accusing the teens - I wasn't there - but I am saying that there aren't many explanations left for this collision beyond driver error and I understand why some people are speculating. I am not sure why you are put off by speculation. If the teen driver was not paying attention or was texting then this entire mess is a shame because all the injuries to him and his brother and the two deaths were all avoidable along with potential legal problems that would follow. I for one am waiting to hear what the police come up with. One thing we do know is that 2 innocent people in the car that was struck were definitely not at fault and they definitely deserve all our sympathy.

JJMJD more than 1 years ago

Really...?

Brady12, you're going at this, trying to blame the twins with all you've got. Let it go, stop accusing until you have proof from a verified source. For once, can you at least feel SOMETHING for the kids? I've read all your posts on projo, it's ridiculous. The twins are good kids and are decently close to me. Give them at least some respect, whether or not you think they deserve it or not. It's a tragedy, we understand. The Hendricken community was hit fairly hard with this. Me, being a senior at Hendricken, I know the boys personally. They're great kids. Please, just stop playing the blame-game.

HopeForTwins more than 1 years ago

Bridge

The Newport Bridge is not wide enough to add Jersey barriers, it is at least 12' narrower than the Jamestown Bridge

Jack more than 1 years ago

Cellphone use not excluded as yet

Speeding, driver distraction, and mechanical failure is currently being investiigated by police. This car went across TWO lanes to strike the victims' car - that pretty much excludes wind as the reason and gives rise to the speculation here. Moreover, otherwise responsible people ocassionally do reckless and irresponsible things so while the general nature of these teens is interesting, it does not in and of itself preclude driver fault. Cars simply do not cross two lanes of traffic and strike another vehicle for no reason.

Brady12 more than 1 years ago

Reply to PD replying to Ryan

First off these boys have full licenses and it is legall for both of them to drive. They also were not texting and no drugs or alcohol were involved. so maybe you should stop pointing your finger. And calling other people idiots is quite childish especially because you may be an adult and "ryan" is a student non the less a minor. Think before you speak.

Anon more than 1 years ago

TRAGEDY

What a tragedy on both sides, 2 people killed and 2 twin brothers clinging to life. The state police have publicly stated NO alcohol was involved. I do believe if texting was involved we would have heard by now. Im sure the state police instantly confiscated their cell phone records. Whether this is a fall alseep at the wheel, medical issue, the bottom line, a tragedy occured for many many people. Their lives will be forever changed. The family of the deceased as well as the brothers family. Pray for them to help get them through this difficult time

lydia more than 1 years ago

Npt Bridge

The most likely cause of the accident is the blowing wind combined with a young driver.....to say he was doing anything illegal is rediculous with no proof......as Bill posted the gusts across the bridge were very bad, combine that with a fairly new driver driving at the speed limit and you can see what could happen, so stop making accusations until you can prove them and start praying for the full recovery of both these young men and for the families of all involved

Jack more than 1 years ago

chatter strips

Let's step back a minute- jersey barriers also prevent police and fire vehicles from turning around in emergency situations...what about chatter/rumble strips down the center as a way of alerting motorist they are 'crossing the line'?

newporter more than 1 years ago

The bridge is unsafe

Most people who have driven over the bridge have seen lots of reckless driving, speeding, litter in the roadway etc. I have seen a car make a uturn on the bridge! There is NO supervision on the bridge. It is not a divided highway like the Jamestown bridge or Rt 138, and it was dangerous even before cell phones and without teen drivers.
Forget about the landscaping and patrolling the speed trap in Jamestown-spend some $ to make the bridge safer. Traffic cameras might help, and Jersey barriers as suggested.

Reader more than 1 years ago

Newport Bridge

Drivers have passed me on the Jamestown Bridge as if I was in horse and carriage. Sixty to sixty-five miles an hour and continue this speed at the
approach to the Pell Bridge. If you study the motor vehicle fatalities on the Pell as opposed to the Mount Hope for some reason people drive sensibly and within the speed limit on the two-lane bridge.

Maureen more than 1 years ago

okay

why must everyone blame the two kids. I go to school with both of them, and I am very good friends with them. Alcohol wasn't a factor, i know these two very well they are very responsible, and it is very childish to point the finger and make assumptions about these kids. making claims that they were texting is also childish, and leaves me to wonder if you even have a heart. Why can't we all just mourn for both parties, and not point the finger. Please do not make false claims on part of these boys. they are currently struggling for their lives.
Lastly, pray for both parties.

okay more than 1 years ago

Reply to ryan

Well gee, thanks Ryan, looks like you saved investigators a lot of time and effort. They can skip over the evidence and cut right to citing the teen for driving without a "full" license and texting while driving, resulting in a deadly head-on collision.

Two people lost their lives, this isn't the time or place for you to share your entirely presumptive and utterly misguided (and useless) thoughts on who is to blame and exactly how the accident occurred. Idiot.

PD more than 1 years ago

Wind

I drove over the bridge several hours earlier that evening and found my car heavily buffeted. Keeping control was difficult, and I must admit it occurred to me that a car coming towards me from the Jamestown side could be blown into my lane. Jersey barriers are ugly, but installing them may be an appropriate measure to prevent further loss of life.

Bill more than 1 years ago

Newport Bridge "fixable"

Agree with both comments. Cellphone use in moving vehicles must be banned. No reason that a driver cannot pull over to answer, make a call or text. Study after study has shown that cellphones are a greater source of driver impairment than several beers and that driver distraction from cellphones is now the major cause of car crashes. Until this State wises up and passes such a law, a simple solution for the Newport Bridge is to use Jersey barriers to divide the East and Westbound lanes - just as has been done on the new Jamestown bridge - won't stop the accidents but will prevent the head-ons, which are nearly always fatal.

TomBrady12 more than 1 years ago

Not a Design Fault

I don't think it's the fault to the bridge's design. I think it'll probably come down to the fault of the kids. I wonder whether the kid had his full license at the time. It would also be interesting to see if the driver was texting or talking while driving.

Ryan more than 1 years ago

Newport Bridge

How many more lives will be lost due to this poorly designed bridge? You have NO protection from oncoming traffic and the speeds people are traveling at is just horrific. Let alone ones that continue to talk on the phone and sight-see going over the bridge. Raise the tolls to redesign the bridge to save lives then I know my money will be well spent. God Bless everyone involved in this terrible accident.

Susie more than 1 years ago

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