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TUCSON, Ariz. A 15-year-old girl who was driving a car that crashed in Tucson over the weekend has died, authorities said Tuesday.
The Tucson Police Department did not identify the girl who died after the Saturday night wreck. They say the girl did not have a driver’s license and was speeding when the sedan she was driving near the Tucson International Airport when the car rear-ended another sedan.
The girl’s car went through a guardrail and ended up on the opposite side of Nogales Highway.
The teen was taken to a hospital with critical injuries and police they learned Monday that she had died.
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TUCSON (KVOA) – The holiday weekend is upon us and we know it s the first holiday weekend since many COVID-19 protocols have been lifted.
You should expect a large influx of cars on the road and planes in the sky this Memorial Day Weekend.
In fact, AAA is saying that travel here in the Grand Canyon State is up 61%. That means that they re expecting more than 765,000 Arizonans to either hit the road or the skies this weekend for the unofficial start of summer.
Top destinations include Las Vegas, Orlando, Denver, Myrtle Beach and Nashville. And, Tucson International Airport has nonstops to both Las Vegas and Denver.