Authorities have identified the woman who died in a single-vehicle crash earlier this week in Foster Township.
According to the Luzerne County Coroner’s Office, the victim was 29-year-old Victoria Lee DiCintio of Freeland. Coroner Dion Fernandes said she died from multiple traumatic injuries following the crash, which occurred shortly before 11:45 p.m. Tuesday along the 300 block of Carbon Street. Officials ruled the manner of decease accidental.
Emergency responders were called to the scene after reports of a rollover crash late Tuesday night. Authorities said DiCintio’s vehicle left the roadway before striking a utility pole and an embankment. The vehicle then rolled over and came to rest on its roof before first responders arrived.
Firefighters and other emergency crews responded quickly to the scene. DiCintio was pronounced deceased at the location, officials confirmed.
A male passenger who was inside the vehicle at the time of the crash was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of injuries. Authorities have not released additional details about his condition.
Investigators say the circumstances surrounding the crash are still being reviewed. Pennsylvania State Police and the White Haven Police Department are continuing to examine the scene and gather information to determine what may have caused the vehicle to leave the roadway.
Single-vehicle crashes can occur for a variety of reasons, including road conditions, driver visibility, or other unexpected factors. Officials often encourage drivers to remain alert, follow speed limits, and use caution—especially during nighttime travel.
Authorities say updates may be released as the investigation progresses.
As investigators continue reviewing the incident, what steps can drivers take to stay safer when traveling on local roads late at night?
