Nola Simonsen Killed in Crash With Semi-Truck on East Old Vail Road [Tucson, AZ]

Nola Simonsen Dies After Car Collides With Semi-Truck in Tucson

 
TUCSON, AZ (October 27, 2020) — A 41-year-old woman died Thursday morning following a collision with a semi-truck on East Old Vail Road near South Rita Road.
 
According to reports, the fatal event took place around 7:30 a.m. in the 9200 block of East Old Vail Road.
 
Investigators determined that as Nola Rene Simonsen drove her 2018 Ford Escape along East Old Vail Road, it collided with a 2017 Peterbilt semi-truck and trailer reversing into a business.
 
Simonsen died at the scene after her Ford Escape was found partially underneath the trailer of the semi-truck.
 
As for the driver of the Peterbilt, he or she was not impaired during the accident and no citations or charges have been issued at this time.
 
However, information surrounding this crash requires more examination. If anyone has details related to this crash, please contact local authorities.

With deepest sympathies, our firm would like to send its thoughts of care and comfort to the family and friends of Nola Rene Simonsen.

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