Vermont State Police say a two-vehicle collision occurred on East Mountain Road in Killington on March 14, 2026, around 10:57 AM. The incident involved a 2009 Audi A6 driven by 24-year-old Agustin Orellana and a 2017 Toyota Tacoma operated by 25-year-old Kyle Heimann, both residents of Rutland.
According to police reports, Orellana was traveling westbound when he lost control of his vehicle due to snowy road conditions, resulting in a head-on collision with Heimann’s vehicle, which was heading east. Fortunately, neither driver reported any injuries, and both were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash. Significant front-end damage was noted on both vehicles, but there were no hospitalizations reported.
Troopers from the Rutland Barracks investigated the scene, with assistance from Killington First Response and Killington Auto. The investigation remains ongoing, with the possibility of further legal actions as details are confirmed. Charges may be filed as the case progresses, and court dates will be determined based on the findings.
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Source: Vermont State Police
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