US EditionCollision with moose kills driver and injures passenger near Alaska’s Denali National Park
DENALI, ALASKA, AUG 3 – The collision highlights dangers from large wildlife on Alaskan roads at night, with officials urging slower speeds and high beams to reduce accidents involving moose, which can weigh up to 1,300 pounds.
- A 24-year-old driver from Bulgaria was killed in a vehicle collision with a moose near Denali National Park in Alaska.
- His 24-year-old passenger from North Macedonia was injured and taken to a hospital in Fairbanks.
- The National Park Service urged drivers to reduce speed and use high beams in low-light conditions due to risks from wildlife on roadways.
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Collision With Moose Kills Driver and Injures Passenger Near Alaska’s Denali National Park
DENALI PARK, Alaska—A driver was killed and a passenger in his car injured after hitting a moose near the entrance to Alaska’s Denali National Park and Preserve. The vehicle’s collision with the moose occurred around 1 a.m. Friday, just south of the entrance to the Denali Park Road near Mile 235 of the George Parks Highway, also referred to as the Parks Highway, the park said in a statement. The 24-year-old male driver, who was from Bulgaria, wa…
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A young Bulgarian man died and his passenger was injured after colliding with a moose near Denali National Park in Alaska. Authorities are investigating the accident and are warning of the dangers of wildlife on the road.
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