The Eagle Tribune reports that Leclerc crashed into an electrical supply truck around 5:30am near the Royal Crest apartments and Merrimack College, by the intersection of Route 125. Thomas Dantoni, also of Manchester, NH, was operating the supply truck and was able to get himself out of the truck following the collision before his truck caught on fire. Dantoni suffered minor injuries and was taken to an area hospital for treatment. The third driver involved in the accident, Brent Thompson, sustained minor injuries as well and was also treated at a local hospital. It is unclear at this time how Thompson was involved in the crash.
Police cordoned off Route 114 going in both directions for the duration of the morning commute while the scene was cleared and reconstruction teams analyzed the scene.
Our thoughts are with those who were involved in the tragic crash.
The Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has reported that a total of 334 individuals were killed in deadly car accidents in Massachusetts in 2009. These victims included drivers and occupants in vehicles involved in the accidents, as well as pedestrians. That same year, there were 250 fatal crashes that occurred involving two motor vehicles traveling straight on a roadway or highway.
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