Slick Roads Cause Problems For Kentucky Drivers

From the Louisville Courier-Journal:

"Three people, including two children, died on slick roads in Kentucky and a Louisville Metro Police officer was hit by a skidding vehicle after light snow and sleet fell overnight Monday.

In Meade County, the two children died and their mother was seriously injured when their sport-utility vehicle crossed over the center line on Kentucky 144 near Payneville and crashed head-on into a truck around 7:30 a.m. Monday, Kentucky State Police said. The children, 6-year-old Michael F. Foushee and 2-year-old Adison Foushee, were pronounced dead at the scene. Their mother, Carissa Foushee, 30, was transported to University Hospital in Louisville with life-threatening injuries. The driver of the truck was not seriously hurt.


Kentucky car drivers and truck operators need to be extra cautious about inclement weather as we get into the winter months.  If you or a loved one find yourself the victim of a careless driver, contact the experienced legal team at Gray and White Law for your free consultation.

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