Both crashes are currently being investigated by New Hampshire State Police.
Despite their efforts, Killinger succumbed to his injuries at the scene and was pronounced dead. He was the sole occupant of the truck.
Emergency responders arrived at the scene and attempted to extinguish the fire using several fire extinguishers. Firefighters soon arrived and successfully put out the flames.
Killinger was driving his 2013 Ford F-250 pickup truck in the cash toll collection area when he lost control and struck a concrete barrier.
Nicholas D. Killinger, a 44-year-old man from Wilbraham, Massachusetts, died in a rollover crash at Hampton Toll Plaza on I-95 southbound on May 26, 2024.
The incident marked the second serious crash involving a vehicle hitting a barrier at the tolls reported by New Hampshire State Police within three days.
HAMPTON - A fatal rollover crash occurred at the Hampton toll plaza on I-95 southbound on May 26, 2024, resulting in the death of Nicholas D. Killinger, a 44-year-old man from Wilbraham, Massachusetts. The incident marked the second serious crash involving a vehicle hitting a barrier at the tolls reported by New Hampshire State Police within three days.
According to police reports, Killinger was driving his 2013 Ford F-250 pickup truck in the cash toll collection area when he lost control and struck a concrete barrier in front of the toll booth. The impact caused the truck to roll over and come to rest near a toll booth.
Emergency responders arrived at the scene shortly after, finding Killinger unconscious and trapped inside the burning vehicle. With assistance from multiple good Samaritans, troopers attempted to extinguish the fire using several fire extinguishers. Firefighters soon arrived and successfully put out the flames.
Despite their efforts, Killinger succumbed to his injuries at the scene and was pronounced dead. He was the sole occupant of the truck.
The crash resulted in all southbound lanes of the cash area being closed for approximately two hours during investigation and debris removal. The open-road toll lanes remained operational.
On May 24, a passenger sustained serious injuries when a vehicle hit a concrete barrier on the northbound side of Hampton Toll Plaza in an unrelated incident.
The New Hampshire State Police are currently investigating both crashes and ask anyone with information to contact Trooper John Harris at John.M.Harris@DOS.NH.GOV.
A Massachusetts man named Nicholas Killinger, 44, died after a rollover crash at the Hampton Tolls on Interstate 95 in New Hampshire on Saturday evening.
Troopers found Killinger’s Ford F-250 pickup truck on fire with him unconscious and trapped inside.
The crash happened when Killinger lost control of his vehicle and struck a concrete barrier in front of the toll booth in the fifth lane.
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, A passenger suffered severe injuries and was not alert when police arrived at the Hampton Toll Plaza on Interstate 95 Thursday.
Thomas Lynch, 78, crashed a 2013 Nissan Altima into a concrete barrier at the Hampton Toll Plaza on Interstate 95 northbound side.
Nicholas D. Killinger was found unconscious and trapped inside the burning pickup truck at the scene.
Preliminary investigation indicates Lynch lost control of his 2013 Nissan Altima and struck a concrete traffic barrier in front of the toll booths, causing the car to rotate before coming to a rest in the middle of the lane.
A passenger suffered severe injuries and was not alert when police arrived at the Hampton Toll Plaza on Interstate 95 Thursday.
Thomas Lynch, 78, crashed a 2013 Nissan Altima into a concrete barrier at the Hampton Toll Plaza on Interstate 95 northbound side.
Both occupants were taken to area hospitals for treatment. Lynch suffered minor injuries while the passenger had serious injuries.
The accident is under investigation and it's unclear what caused Lynch to lose control of the vehicle.
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, A Massachusetts man named Nicholas Killinger, 44, died after a rollover crash at the Hampton Tolls on Interstate 95 in New Hampshire on Saturday evening.
The crash occurred when Killinger lost control of his vehicle and struck a concrete barrier in front of the toll booth in the fifth lane.
A man named Nicholas D. Killinger, 44, from Wilbraham, Massachusetts was driving a 2013 Ford F-250 pickup truck when he lost control and crashed into the cash lane area of the Hampton Toll Plaza along Interstate 95 southbound at around 5:41 p.m.
The crash resulted in a rollover that caused the truck to overturn and rest on its driver’s side near a toll booth
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The crash occurred when Killinger lost control of his vehicle and struck a concrete barrier in front of the toll booth.
Nicholas D. Killinger was found unconscious and trapped inside, and later succumbed to his injuries at the scene
Troopers found Killinger’s Ford F-250 pickup truck on fire with him unconscious and trapped inside.
The crash happened when Killinger lost control of his vehicle and struck a concrete barrier in front of the toll booth in the fifth lane.
Nicholas D. Killinger was found unconscious and trapped inside the burning pickup truck at the scene.
A North Andover man and a passenger in his car were injured in a crash at the Hampton, N.H., toll plaza on Interstate 95 on Thursday.
Both were taken by ambulance to an area hospital.
The passenger was not alert when troopers arrived and could not be reached through the damaged passenger side door. Troopers broke through a rear window to reach him.
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Thomas Lynch, 78, crashed a 2013 Nissan Altima into a concrete barrier at the Hampton Toll Plaza on Interstate 95 northbound side.
Both occupants were taken to area hospitals for treatment. Lynch suffered minor injuries while the passenger had serious injuries.
