DETROIT, Mich. — Three women from Detroit were killed early Sunday when their car ran off the southbound Lodge Freeway, also known as M-10, near Wyoming Avenue and slammed into a concrete barrier, Michigan State Police said.
Troopers were sent to the scene at about 2 a.m. on Nov. 1. Investigators said the driver did not make a curve, and the car left the roadway, climbed an embankment, pushed through shrubs and went airborne.
It came down on the ramp that carries traffic from Wyoming Avenue onto southbound M-10 before hitting the barrier, and none of the three women inside survived.
State police said alcohol and speed are likely factors. The names and ages of the women have not been released, and the crash is still under investigation.
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