Summary
A tragic wrong-way crash on Route 1 results in the death of a high school senior, who was driving southbound in the northbound lane. The juvenile driver was pronounced dead at the scene, while the other driver sustained minor injuries. Witnesses described the chaotic moments leading up to the crash, highlighting the dangers of such incidents and the need for improved safety measures on the road.
In response to the increasing frequency of wrong-way crashes, discussions arise about potential solutions, including the installation of spike strips to deter drivers from entering the highway incorrectly. The idea is that these spikes could slow down vehicles and prevent accidents, especially for inexperienced drivers or those navigating at night.
In another incident, police in Norwood are searching for a driver who struck two pedestrians and fled the scene. The victims were taken to the hospital with injuries, and authorities are on the lookout for a gray or black SUV with damaged headlights.
Additionally, a United Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Newark faced a security scare when a flight attendant noticed a passenger texting about hijacking the plane. The flight was turned around and returned to Las Vegas without incident, though passengers experienced significant delays as a result.
Show Notes
The News includes a reminder to be safe while being on the road, a man saying he'll hijack the plane he's on via text message, and a teacher using face ID in order to claim some money she demands.
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