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2 pedestrians killed in Massachusetts accident

Two pedestrians were killed as a result of a two-vehicle Massachusetts collision on June 21. The fatal accident occurred when one of the vehicles ran a red light and struck another car, causing the second vehicle to strike the pedestrians. Two people faced charges for their roles in the accident.

Fatal Massachusetts accident involves FedEx truck driver

A 90-year-old woman died on June 12 after a FedEx truck driven by a 24-year-old man struck her on a Somerville street. The woman was walking in the area of Holland and Dover Streets when the accident occurred. Once first responders arrived on the accident scene around 10:20 a.m., the woman was moved to Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge. Afterward, she succumbed to her injuries.

Massachusetts pedestrian dies as the result of a hit-and-run

An unidentified man is dead as the result of an apparent hit-and-run auto accident that occurred around 10:51 p.m. June 4 in Lowell. According to reports, witnesses observed a vehicle that appeared to be speeding on Westford Street in the vicinity of Marlborough Street. The vehicle was heavily damaged in the front end, and its front windshield was almost completely smashed.

1 person killed in interstate accident

A traffic accident that occurred on I-291 eastbound overnight left one person dead and one injured. The accident happened after a tractor trailer had pulled over between exits 4 and 5. A 2011 Nissan Altima driven by a 22-year-old hit the back of the truck after moving across a lane marker. The 25-year-old passenger in the car was pronounced dead on the scene.

Massachusetts police investigates four-vehicle accident

Traffic on Massachusetts roads has been steadily increasing — hence problems on the roads have been on the rise. One inattentive driver can cause an accident resulting in multiple injuries and fatalities. Although many drivers drive safely and follow all traffic rules, there are some who may be distracted and cause car accidents. Some drivers may be talking on the phone or texting and driving, while others may be drunk driving or may be under influence of drugs.