Speed blamed for Old Olympic Highway wreck

PORT ANGELES — A 58-year-old Port Angeles woman was treated and discharged from Olympic Medical Center after a two-vehicle collision on Old Olympic Highway between Port Angeles and Agnew.

Lisa K. Aubrey, 58, was treated and discharged from OMC in Port Angeles after the wreck at a little after 11 a.m. Friday.

The driver of the other vehicle, Ethan A. Lyon, 46, of Sequim was not injured, said the State Patrol, which cited him for driving too fast.

The State Patrol provided this report:

Aubrey was driving a Kia south on Old Olympic Highway and had stopped her vehicle at a stop sign at U.S. Highway 101, preparing to make a right turn.

Lyon, coming up from behind, failed to stop his Toyota pickup in time and struck Aubrey’s car.

Aubrey’s car was towed from the scene, while Lyon’s could be driven away.

Both drivers were wearing seat belts, according to the State Patrol, which determined that drugs or alcohol were not involved.

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