On Thursday, a car crossed into oncoming traffic on a highway in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, causing it to collide head-on with another vehicle.

As a result of the collision, two men were killed. The information regarding the incident was provided by the Pennsylvania State Police.

Michael Harrington, 49, of Wilmington, Delaware, was driving east on the 6800 block of Division Highway in Caenarvon Township around 3:15 p.m. when, according to the state police, he crossed into the westbound lanes of traffic, which resulted in him being struck and killed by a vehicle. Harrington was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware.

According to the state police, Harrington was in a collision with a Dodge Caravan that was driven by David Hurst, 63, who was from East Earl. Hurst was also involved in the accident. After the collision, the state police report that the vehicle driven by Harrington was facing north, while the vehicle driven by Hurst was facing south. This information comes from the perspective of the driver of the vehicle driven by Harrington.

According to the report filed by the state police, Hurst was found to be deceased at the location where the accident occurred. Harrington was taken to the Reading Hospital, but he did not survive his arrival at the facility and was pronounced dead.

It is not known what compelled Harrington to cross into the opposing lane of traffic; this information is currently unavailable.

A tow truck was necessary in order to remove either of the vehicles from the location where they were found.

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