Woman killed in crash in industrial area on Southeast Side of Chicago
No one else was injured, and no citations were injured. A woman was killed in a chain-reaction crash on Chicago's Far Southeast Side, near the Ford Chicago Assembly Plant. The driver was driving east on 130th Street when she rear-ended another car, leading to a domino effect that led to the second car hitting a third car, and the third car causing it to hit a fourth car. The woman in the first car was killed, and no other injuries were reported.
Published : a month ago by By Adam Harrington in General
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A woman was killed Thursday afternoon in a chain-reaction crash on the city's Far Southeast Side.
At 2:45 p.m., a driver was headed east on 130th Street a couple of blocks west of Torrence Avenue – near the grounds of the Ford Chicago Assembly Plant.
She rear-ended a car, which caused a domino effect in which the second car hit a third car, and the third car hit a fourth car.
The woman in the first car – who had been driving alone – was killed in the crash, police said.
No one else was injured, and no citations were injured.
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