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Wyoming Highway Patrol reports fatal head‑on crash on I‑80 near Evanston

EVANSTON, Wyo. — The Wyoming Highway Patrol confirmed that a tragic head‑on collision on Interstate 80 claimed the life of 69‑year‑old Carol Lucas of Utah on October 24. Lucas entered the eastbound lane of the highway traveling westward, putting her Toyota Camry directly in the path of an oncoming truck.

Crash details

According to the crash summary released by the Wyoming Department of Transportation, the incident occurred at approximately 9:30 a.m. near milepost 10.8, less than a mile after Lucas began driving westward in the eastbound lane. A semi‑tractor trailer, moving in the correct direction, was attempting to pass another semi when it entered the left lane and struck Lucas’s vehicle head‑on.

The truck driver escaped injury. Lucas was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the impact, a factor that likely contributed to the fatal outcome. The Wyoming Highway Patrol has not listed any additional contributing factors in its preliminary report.

Investigation status

Investigators are continuing to review the circumstances surrounding the crash. The preliminary report notes that the information provided may be subject to change as the investigation proceeds. No further details about driver error, road conditions, or vehicle malfunction have been released at this time.

Road safety reminder

Highway officials remind motorists traveling on interstate highways to remain vigilant, obey posted lane markings, and always wear seat belts. The Wyoming Department of Transportation encourages drivers to report any confusing signage or road conditions that could lead to dangerous situations.

Community response

Local residents expressed sympathy for Lucas’s family and called for increased awareness of lane discipline on busy corridors such as I‑80. While the crash was an isolated incident, the community hopes that continued education and enforcement will help prevent similar tragedies.

For updates on the investigation or to report additional information, the Wyoming Highway Patrol can be reached through its public affairs office.


Original reporting: Oil City News (Casper WY) — read the source article.

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