What should good Samaritans do if they see someone stranded on an NC highway?
A 24-year-old was killed this weekend in Raleigh trying to help a wreck victim on NC 540. A 24-year-old good Samaritan named Trevor Gray died trying to help another driver on NC 540, after a vehicle crashed with no lights on. Gray had pulled over to check on the driver, who was still in the crashed vehicle. A different vehicle pushed into the vehicle, pushing it into Gray who died at the scene. The N.C. Highway Patrol Sgt. Marcus Bethea emphasized the importance of safety for all involved involved in assisting others on the road. If motorists are stranded on a highway, there are ways to minimize their risk of being hit. The North Carolina Department of Transportation provides free roadside assistance in some parts of the state through its Safety Patrol Program. AAA recommends an emergency kit, which can save stranded motorists and victims of traffic accidents.
Publicerad : 4 timmar sedan förbi Anna Roman i Auto
A 24-year-old good Samaritan died on NC 540 this weekend, trying to help another driver.
A vehicle crashed in the middle of the highway with no lights on, when Trevor Gray pulled over on the left sho... [4693 symbols]
