BOLTON Vt. (WCAX) – A woman from Essex Town has tragically lost her life after a two-car collision on I-89 south in Bolton on Wednesday morning.
The incident occurred at approximately 7 a.m. According to Vermont State Police, Josephine Buckley, aged 34, was traveling south when her vehicle skidded off the road due to the icy conditions. Although Buckley survived the initial crash, her car was struck by another vehicle approximately 10 minutes later. The second car slid into hers as she was attempting to exit her vehicle. Tragically, Buckley succumbed to her injuries at the scene.
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The driver of the second car has been identified as Owen Benoit, aged 19, from St. Albans Town.
Authorities have confirmed that the investigation into the cause of the collision is still ongoing.
Road accidents during winter months are unfortunately not uncommon in Vermont, as icy road conditions can pose significant hazards to drivers. It is crucial for all motorists to exercise caution and adjust their driving habits accordingly. Maintaining a safe speed, allowing extra time for travel, and ensuring that vehicles are equipped with appropriate tires and safety features can all help reduce the chances of accidents.
The loss of Josephine Buckley serves as a tragic reminder of the importance of road safety during challenging weather conditions. As the investigation continues, Vermont State Police urge all drivers to remain vigilant and prioritize safety on the roads.
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