The driver, 57-year-old Jose Gonzalez, was heading down U.S. 460 when he began falling asleep and then swerved off the road and struck a ditch causing the vehicle to roll. 

One of the two passengers, 34-year-old Bruce Sellick was killed in the crash. The other passenger was Sellick’s brother Gordon, 32, who was transported to a local hospital for treatment but did not suffer life-threatening injuries and was later released. Gonzalez, the driver of the Ford F-350, was also rushed to a hospital, but for injuries that led him to stay through the night.

Police are still investigating the accident. They reported that drugs & alcohol did not play into the accident. His rate of speed was not a factor either. Gonzalez will be facing a charge for reckless driving.

If you are at the wheel and feeling tired make sure to pull over or ask someone else to drive. You can never be too cautious; one second of closing your eyes can change your life and the lives of those around you.

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Police were called and arrived on scene at Miller Road in Chautauqua County where they found the driver Nicholas Bankosh suffering from critical injuries.

Medical crews had to airlift the man to a hospital for treatment, but he was unable to survive the injuries he had sustained.

Police are still investigating the accident, further details are pending.

The driver, 23-year-old Daniel Larock, was going down a road in Fort Ann when he lost control and swerved off the road. The vehicle then rolled before crashing into some trees.

Police and medical crews arrived on the scene where Larock was pronounced dead.

Another man was discovered to have been ejected from the car in the accident. The passenger, 23-year-old Andrew Nash, was taken to Glens Falls Hospital where he was treated for a head laceration and a broken collar bone.

Police are still investigating the accident. They reported that the icy road conditions and rate of speed were likely to have been factors.

Laura Grant, 17, was driving when she suddenly lost control causing her Ford SUV to roll over. According to police, Grant and 19-year-old Eddie Culberhouse were killed in the accident.

Four passengers were injured in the rollover. Elizabeth Harrison, 18, suffered critical injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Hershall “Billy” Keeton, 19, Alisa Pelot, 17, and Connor Geis, 17, sustained minor injuries.

Police are continuing to investigate the fatal accident and are still unsure of what exactly caused the crash.

Elk Grove Police responded to a scene finding a rolled over pick-up truck that had crashed into the side wall. Two men were stuck inside and had to be extracted by local firefighters.

Medical crews then rushed one of the men to a nearby hospital for treatment. The other victim was unable to survive the deadly crash.

The identities of the two men have not yet been released due to the pending investigation.

A Ford truck was backing out of a parking lot and into traffic when another truck crashed into them.

The Ford containing an elderly couple rolled over in the accident. Medical crews rushed them as well and two men from the other truck to a hospital for treatment.

Names as well as their conditions have not yet been released. Lufkin Police are still investigating.

A pickup truck belonging to Wayne Dragosh was noticed off of Highway 77 in Nebraska by a passerby.

The look of the accident suggested to the authorities that the pickup had veered off the road and rolled down a hill before landing upside down.

Police are continuing an investigation into the fatal crash.

Alcohol is not thought of to have been involved. It was reported that Dragosh was not wearing a seatbelt.

Darren L. Treadway, 30, and Amy R. Chelette, 25, were driving down Highway 34 when their pickup truck suddenly veered off the road and crashed into a guardrail. The vehicle then rolled, hit a tree, and then came to a stop in a creek.

Treadway and Chelette were unable to survive the crash.

Police are continuing to investigate. The two victims were reported to not have been wearing seatbelts.

Vera Mae McMillan was driving down Interstate 79 in West Virginia when her vehicle began sliding out of control and rolled over.

McMillan along with her daughter and granddaughter were ejected from the car during the accident. She was unable to survive the injuries she sustained.

Medical crews arrived on the scene and rushed the daughter, 38-year-old Sherry Lottig, and granddaughter, 15-year-old Amanda Lottig, to a nearby hospital for treatment.

The authorities do not yet understand why the vehicle slid as the ground was not wet. A full investigation into the fatal accident is being conducted.

The driver, 26-year-old Ryan Craven, was driving near Edgefield. He lost control of his 02’ Lexus and it ran off the road then crashed into a tree causing the car to roll.

Craven and Ryan McNeal, a 23-year-old passenger, were killed in the accident and pronounced dead at the scene.  

Police are fully investigating the deadly crash.