Man identified in fatal Monday I-90 crash
SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO) — A Flandreau man died in a crash on Interstate 90 Monday morning.
A news release from the Department of Safety said the driver of a Ford F-350 road construction vehicle was stopped on I-90 westbound in the right-hand lane directing traffic into the left lane. The Ford was equipped with a working warning sign and arrow.
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Casey Wilson, 50, the driver of a Dodge Grand Caravan, struck the back of the Ford, sending it into the median where it caught fire.
The driver of the F-350 received minor injuries.
Wilson's Dodge came to rest on the westbound shoulder. Wilson died of his injuries at the scene.
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