Two people were killed in a wrong-way crash in Elk Grove Village on Route 53 at Biesterfield Road, Illinois State Police said.
Two drivers were killed in a north suburban head-on crash early Sunday morning, Illinois State Police said.
The wrong-way crash happened in Elk Grove Village on Route 53 at Biesterfield Road around 2 a.m., police said.A vehicle was traveling southbound from Golf Road in the Route 53 northbound lanes and struck another vehicle head-on, police said. The drivers of both vehicles were pronounced dead. Traffic was being diverted to Route 53 northbound to Biesterfield for the crash investigation, but all lanes were reopened at approximately 5:38 a.m.Copyright © 2023 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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