Vermont State Police say a roadway incident on Interstate 91 in Ryegate resulted in a report of road rage on April 18, 2026, around 10:16 a.m. Two vehicles were seen speeding near mile marker 113.4, prompting a response from troopers monitoring traffic in the area.
According to police reports, one driver, who was reporting the incident, was identified, while the second driver remains unknown. The preliminary investigation suggests that the situation escalated as one vehicle passed the other aggressively. The unidentified driver is described as a Caucasian male with short hair and glasses, operating a dark-colored Honda Ridgeline, which reportedly contained a German Shepherd.
Authorities are actively seeking information to identify the second driver. Police encourage anyone with knowledge of the incident to reach out to Trooper Adam Aremburg at the St. Johnsbury Barracks. Anonymous tips can also be submitted via text by sending the keyword VTIPS to 274637 or online at the provided city protect link.
As the investigation continues, the situation remains under review, and the allegations against the second driver have not yet led to any formal charges. Further developments may arise as details are clarified.
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