Kingsbury Grade crash victims out of hospital
Three of the four people injured in a two-car crash Friday on Kingsbury Grade have been released from the hospital.
The driver of the vehicle that crossed the center line was admitted to Renown Medical Center in Reno with non-life threatening injuries.
Nevada Highway Patrol troopers told Lake Tahoe News that on Nov. 1 at 2pm Dora R. Aranda, 27, was on Kingsbury Grade about three miles east of Highway 50 when her Toyota collided with a Subaru driven by Donna M. Janaczek, 59, of Zephyr Cove.
“For reasons still being investigated, Aranda allowed her vehicle to drift toward the right roadway edge and then over corrected her vehicles steering to the left resulting in her vehicle to travel into the path of Janaczek’s vehicle. The left front portion of the Toyota struck the left front of the Subaru and all four motorists’ sustained injuries,” Trooper Chuck Allen told Lake Tahoe News.
Aranda’s passengers, Melissa J Dominguez, 28, of Rialto and Christopher M. Ashlock, 23, of San Diego were treated and released from Renown, as was Janaczek.
The crash is still being investigated and no charges have yet been filed, Allen said.
— Lake Tahoe News staff report
Hmmmm, texting while driving? I am glad no one was injured any worse.
There was not txting while driving! The facts that where given where by an individual that was not in the position to make that kinda of observation phone records will show no texting was happening at that time thank you.