CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Authorities say a Massachusetts woman has died after her car rolled over into the highway median of a New Hampshire highway.
New Hampshire state police say that 38-year-old Amanda Hadley, of Rowley, died as a result of her injuries after the Friday crash on Interstate 89 in Concord.
Police say Hadley was driving a 2000 Ford Explorer southbound at a high rate of speed. Police say she lost control of the car which then rolled over on the highway and into the median.
Hadley was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the car.
Two other passengers were transported to Concord Hospital with minor injuries.
Police say speed appears to be a contributing factor in the crash and that toxicology testing could take several weeks.
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