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The Macon Telegraph reports on a woman who was killed in a head-on crash in Perry, Georgia. The crash occurred late Tuesday night on Ga. 247 in Perry, Georgia. According to the Georgia DoT, the crash occurred in the northbound lanes of the highway near Bear Branch Road.
36-year-old Tarrisha Moore was driving a Pontiac G-6 southbound when she veered into the northbound lanes. She struck a Dodge Avenger head-on. Moore was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver and passenger of the Avenger were taken to Medical Center, Navicent Health with injuries that were non-life threatening. The crash closed all lanes of Ga. 247 and took about two hours to clean up and allow traffic to pass once again.
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Head-on collisions only account for about 2% of all automotive accidents. These accidents are so dangerous that they account for 10% of all auto accident fatalities. Typically, head-on collisions are caused by the negligence of one or more drivers. If a driver fails to maintain their lane and veers into oncoming traffic, this can cause a head-on collision. Another cause of many head-on collisions is wrong-way driving. Head-on collisions are typically caused by an intoxicated driver or a driver who is unfamiliar with an area driving at night and entering the expressway via an off-ramp instead of an on-ramp.
