Idaho Driver Fails to Stop at Intersection Causing Fatal Rollover Accident

A recent accident in Southern Idaho took the life of a female driver after she failed to stop at an intersection appropriately and was struck by another vehicle. The collision caused one vehicle to overturn and is being investigated by the Idaho State Police.

Idaho State Police reported that the accident happened on Friday afternoon a few miles east of the Washington border near Boise. The crash happened at the intersection of Rodeo Lane and Dixie Road around 4:15 PM on October 17th.

The report from the Idaho State Police states:

• A 78-year-old female of Wilder was driving a 2014 Chevrolet Impala traveling South on Rodeo Lane.
• The Impala failed to stop at the intersection with Dixie Road.
• A 50-year-old female from Parma was driving a 2012 Jeep Cherokee traveling West on Dixie Road.

The Jeep struck the side of the Impala as it passed through the intersection, causing the Impala to roll. The driver of the Impala was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. The driver of the Jeep was wearing her seatbelt and was taken to a local hospital.

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