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Chayenne Fernandez Identified as Victim of Marlborough Accident

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  • Written By Annie Ianko
  • Last modified: April 22, 2020
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One of the accident reports from the city of Marlborough, Massachusetts, revealed that the authorities identified the man who died in an accident. The police released the deceased’s name as Chayenne Fernandez, a 37-year-old resident of Syracuse on Monday, April 20th.

The man died in an accident that occurred over a month ago, on March 13th, at about 4:40 a.m. on Interstate 495 north. The police said that Fernandez was traveling in a 2014 Toyota Camry when, for unknown reasons, he crashed into the guardrail attenuator in the median of the highway.

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The man was the only occupant of the vehicle, and he sustained severe injuries that led to his death. The authorities did not release additional information at the time of this report.

Single-vehicle accidents are one of the common types of accidents that often result in fatalities. The negligence of the driver causes most single-accident crashes, but there are times when the accident is caused by external factors beyond the motorist’s control.

Some of these factors include swerving to avoid an animal that appears suddenly on the roadway or debris blown to the road or falling from other vehicles. Another is inadequate traffic delineators and road signs. If they are not placed appropriately, a driver will not receive the necessary warning to prevent a crash.

Mechanical defects, adverse weather conditions, and improperly maintained lanes also cause single-vehicle accidents, as seen in accident reports. Traffic officials advise that the best way to mitigate these factors is obeying the rules of the road and exercising due care when driving.

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