Driver Fails To Yield, Causing Fatal Fiery Crash in Hartsfield

Driver Fails To Yield, Causing Fatal Fiery Crash in Hartsfield

HARTSFIELD, GA – A driver of a black Ford F-150 failed to yield, causing a fiery crash with another vehicle that claimed the life of a 34-year-old woman and 3-year-old child Sunday. 

The pickup truck driver struck the second automobile, a silver Chrysler Voyager (going west on GA 11), while driving north on Bob Taylor Road, WALB reports. 

Good samaritans who saw this wreck were able to help rescue some of the victims. However, who they were not able to rescue in time were the 34-year-old woman and the toddler, who perished at the crash site. 

Georgia State Patrol (GSP) and Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team (SCRT) started an investigation and have no additional information at this time. 

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