Police investigate violent crash in I-94 construction zone in Detroit Police say driver was speeding before hitting another vehicle
DETROIT – Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash Monday at a construction zone on westbound Interstate 94 in Detroit near Van Dyke Avenue.
Officials said the driver in a Dodge Challenger was believed to be traveling more than 100 miles per hour before hitting a Chevy Malibu and a utility pole, landing upside down.
Authorities said the driver was transported to a hospital for injuries injures and the people in the Malibu are expected to be OK.
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